Neville Hodgkinson

Neville Hodgkinson reported on AIDS as medical correspondent of the Sunday Times. From 1991, as the London newspaper's science correspondent, he wrote a series of highly controversial questioning reports about HIV and AIDS.

• 'AIDS; Can we be positive?' (1992)
• 'The Cure That Failed' (1993)
• 'How Giant Drug Firm Funds the AIDS Lobby' (1993)
• 'New Doubts Over AIDS Infection As HIV Test Declared Invalid' (1993)
• 'Babies Give Lie to African AIDS' (1993)
• 'African AIDS; True or False' (1993)
• 'The Plague That Never Was' (1993)
• 'AIDS; Why We Won't Be Silenced' (1993)
• 'Court Battles Launched Over Anti-AIDS Drug' (1994)
• 'Conspiracy of Silence' (1994)
• 'AIDS Hopes Dashed by Terrible Truth on AZT' (1994)
• 'Research Disputes Epidemic of AIDS' (1994)
• 'Origin of the Specious' (1996)
• 'AIDS by Prescription' (1996)
• 'Cry, Beloved Country' (1996)
• 'AIDS: Is Anyone Positive?' (1998)
• 'Some Observers Are Critical of HIV Theory' (2000)
• 'Viewpoint' (2000)
• 'Molecular Miscarriage' (2001)
• 'Poisoning Our Babies' (2001)

Bibliography

Interview

Hodgkinson is the author of the book 'AIDS: The failure of contemporary science' (1996)