Acknowledgements.- Introduction.-
1:
Methods and Study Populations.
1.1.
Methods: Narratives and Numbers.
1.2.
Study Populations.-
2:
Bodies and Boundaries. The Immunity Reduction of Opressed People
.

2.1.
Self.
2.2.
Time.
2.3.
Body.-
3:
Translating Medicine to Ordinary People. A Balancing Act
.

3.1.
Consuming Medicine.
3.2.
Social Science and Medicine.
3.3.
Interacting from Equal to Equal?
3.4.
Authority Outsourced.-
4:
Hit Early and Hard? One Day Things Were Good
.

4.1.
Usage of Antiretroviral Treatment.
4.2.
The Promise of Power.
4.3.
Negotiating Treatment.
4.4.
Sharing Uncertainty.
4.5.
Treating the Compliant Patient.
4.6.
Anticipating the New Realism.-
5:
Fighting over Patients and Power. From My Worm's-Eye View;
.

5.1.
Struggles at the Interface.
5.2.
Knowledge is Power is Money.
5.3.
Who Cures? Who Cares?-
6:
Evidence vs. Experience. Twenty Years from Now We Might Be Judged
.

6.1.
Science and Art.
6.2.
Evidence-Based Medicine.
6.3.
The View from Below.
6.4.
The Voice of Experience.
6.5.
The Medium is the Message.
6.6.
State-of-the-Art Ignorance.
6.7.
Who Controls Medicine?
6.8.
Evidence-Based Medicine as a Trojan Horse?
7:
Conclusions.- References.- Index.