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Review: At the beginning of the AIDS epidemic in 1980, patients were advised to wait. In the six years after the first recording of the AIDS epidemic in 1981, died more than 40 000 people in the U.S. while you wait. In response to calls for action on AIDS crisis, then Vice President George Bush Sr. was quoted If you want to change, to change their behavior. Roger Ebert recalls Politicians do not want to be associated with the disease. Hospitals resistance acknowledged victims, and when a victim died of AIDS, some health workers who place the body in a black trash bag. Funeral refused to accept the bodies. As described in David Frances documentary How to Survive a Plague, activists such as New York-based organization ACT UP began to protest against governments callous indifference, challenging the FDA to change the approval process for drugs and pharmaceutical companies to lower their prices and accelerating the process of their research. In addition to the organized group protests, people also did their part and determining the probability crusader electrician Ron Woodroofe (Matthew McConaughey), a homophobic good ol Texas country boy at the center of Jean-Marc Vall? Es gritty and hard-hitting Dallas Buyers Club.Written Craig went and Melisa Wallack and based on real events, the story of woodroof personal struggle after being diagnosed with AIDS and his efforts to spread public awareness of the disease and to help reduce suffering and prolong the life of AIDS patients. As the film opens, Heterosexual, use drugs and shamelessly promiscuous woodroof received bad news from his doctors that he had only thirty days to live. React with bitterness, he storms out of the hospital, swearing and making homophobic arches, while blaming employees to make mistakes diagnosis.After depth study of the disease, but also to accept the idea of ​​his serious illness, woodroof meeting RER clinical trials for new drug AZT , the only legal drug that is available at this time in the United States. His attempt, however, to be a participant gives up and he has to buy fabric in the driveway after properly. Unfortunately, he soon discovers that the dose of AZT is toxic, he and his condition worsened. Refusing to give up, he visits an unlicensed American doctor (Griffin Dunne) in Mexico, which has had some success with alternative treatments such as vitamins and anti-virus drugs.Smuggling protein-based not-FDA approved experimental and alternative medicines to USA he created a business that allows him to distribute free of AIDS patients who pay a monthly membership fee to participate in its Dallas Buyers Club, one of many such clubs that have emerged in the country drugs. Woodroof is assisted addicts transsexual Rayon (Jared Leto), a fellow patient, whom he met during his hospitalization. Although the films portrayal of Rayon makes little to break the gay stereotype common commitment to help victims of AIDS helps Ron sees his business partner in a different light than their first meeting.With using a sympathetic doctor, Eva Scissors (Jennifer Garner), silk and woodroof work while avoiding the imposition of the Food and Drug Administration and the wrath of pharmaceutical companies. In one of his best efforts, Matthew McConaughey, who lost £ 40 for the film delivers a brilliant performance as the emotionally unstable, but basically decent woodroof. But in the end, not all alternative medicines have proven to be useful, Woodroofe and rayon determination in the face of powerful interests helped pave the way for the development of new treatments, although it took until the end of the 90 years to come up with one that is fully effective. As a result of their efforts and that of countless others, HIV is no longer the death sentence it once was.
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