The lawyer Ben declines to help his brother Ned Weeks fight this condition in that play, (*)
Dr. Kislyany treats two characters suffering from this condition in a short story written as a flashback from a plane ride, on which Alexander soils his pants and is rebuked by the other passengers. This medical condition is the subject of David Benioff's short story "Merde for Luck." A mysterious epidemic of this condition sets in motion the events of a work in which Felix Turner dies from it, while the polio survivor Emma Brookner tries to study it. The lawyer Ben declines to help his brother Ned Weeks fight this condition in that play, (*) Larry Kramer's The Normal Heart. A character tells about how a healing fountain was created in Jerusalem where a being named Bethesda walked in the epilogue of a work about this condition, in which a sufferer of it meets the ghost of Ethel Rosenberg. That play is split into sections called "Millennium Approaches" and "Perestroika." For 10 points, name this condition that Roy Cohn and Prior Walter suffer from in Tony Kushner's Angels in America.
Dr. Kislyany treats two characters suffering from this condition in a short story written as a flashback from a plane ride, on which Alexander soils his pants and is rebuked by the other passengers.
AIDS [accept  HIV infection]