Anthony Fauci's Memoir Reflects on Decades of Public Health Challenges

In 'On Call,' Fauci recounts his journey through AIDS, COVID-19, and political turbulence, emphasizing empathy and resilience.

Fauci discusses his early life and the values instilled by his family and Jesuit education.
The memoir covers his extensive work on HIV/AIDS, including confrontations with activists and policy innovations.
Fauci details his role during the COVID-19 pandemic and his clashes with the Trump administration.
He addresses conspiracy theories and accusations regarding the origins of COVID-19 and NIH funding.
The book highlights Fauci's commitment to public service despite political attacks and personal threats.