In 1983, Dr. Strecker and his brother, Ted, needed to know the long-term financial effects of insuring the treatment of AIDS patients. As this information was not readily available in 1983, both brothers began researching medical literature to learn what they could about this relatively new disease. What they uncovered was so startling and hard to believe that it dramatically altered both their lives.

A brief exploration of vaccines and how their effectiveness may not be as wonderful as we’ve been told.