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Bruce Raymond Voeller (May 12, 1934 – February 13, 1994) was a biologist and researcher, primarily in the field of AIDS, and gay rights activist. In 1973 he co-founded the National Gay Task Force. In 1977, the now renamed National LGBTQ Task Force held the first-ever meeting at the White House with President Jimmy Carter marking the first time gay and lesbian leaders were welcomed there, and the first official discussion of gay and lesbian rights in the White House. Within the first few years of the AIDS pandemic Voeller coined the term acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) which we use to this day.

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rdfs:comment	Bruce Raymond Voeller (May 12, 1934 – February 13, 1994) was a biologist and researcher, primarily in the field of AIDS, and gay rights activist. In 1973 he co-founded the National Gay Task Force. In 1977, the now renamed National LGBTQ Task Force held the first-ever meeting at the White House with President Jimmy Carter marking the first time gay and lesbian leaders were welcomed there, and the first official discussion of gay and lesbian rights in the White House. Within the first few years of the AIDS pandemic Voeller coined the term acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) which we use to this day. (en) Bruce Raymond Voeller, né le 12 mai 1934 à Minneapolis et mort le 13 février 1994, était un biologiste et chercheur américain. Il est réputé être l'inventeur du terme syndrome de l'immunodéficience acquise dont l'acronyme est SIDA (en anglais : Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome, abrégé en AIDS) qui était alors appelé GRIDD (Gay Related Immune Defense Disorder) sur lequel il effectue des recherches. Il est mort d'une complication liée au SIDA. Bruce Raymond Voeller est par ailleurs le fondateur de l'association National Gay and Lesbian Task Force dont il est le président de 1973 à 1978. (fr) Bruce Voeller (Minneapolis, 12 maggio 1935 – 2 marzo 1994) è stato un biologo e ricercatore statunitense. Bruce Voeller è ricordato per aver coniato il termine AIDS. Attivista omosessuale, Voller fu cofondatore della , di cui fu presidente per cinque anni. Fondò anche la per condurre ricerche di sessuologia, tenendo in considerazione particolare i rischi delle malattie a trasmissione sessuale, che erano in forte aumento all'interno della comunità gay statunitense. Le associazioni omosessuali si opposero con forza alla denominazione, considerandola discriminatoria e non veritiera. (it)
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