Random FactsCuriousOneMay 03, 2015AID, AIDs, conspiracist, continuum, Died, magazine, of, publication, stoppedComment

Continuum(magazine) editors were AIDs conspiracists, publication stopped when they died of AIDs

Random FactsCuriousOneMay 03, 2015AID, AIDs, conspiracist, continuum, Died, magazine, of, publication, stoppedComment

Favoring pseudoscientific content, the magazine addressed issues related to HIV/AIDS, AIDS denialism, alternative medicine, and themes of interest to the LGBT community. It ran from December 1992 until February 2001, ceasing publication because both the editors had died of AIDS-defining clinical conditions.History

Continuum was created in December 1992 by Jody Wells (March 12, 1947 – August 26, 1995) in London, United Kingdom. It ceased publication in 2001, after all the editors died from AIDS-defining clinical conditions,[2] leaving debts of over £14,000.[3] The magazine last appeared in print in 1998 and then surfaced again in February 2001 on the Internet.[3] It was initially published bimonthly, then began to be published seasonally.

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