GMCarter wrote: No, he wants to watch. B/

See for example: http://www.rethinkaids.info/body.cfm?id=100 where most of the "board of directors" of Rethink AIDS, claim to still be advising the president of South Africa. Thabo Mbeki claims that this "South Africa's Presidential AIDS Advisory Panel" is no longer active, but the "rethinkers" still claim to be active members. In the USA, as well as in Africa, it is legal to give bogus pseudomedical advice on the web or in print. It is illegal to tell lies about topics that have financial...

river wrote: Lentiviruses have apparently been infecting mammals for tens of thousands of years at least, and more likely millions to tens of millions of years. Felines (lions, housecats, pumas, lepards, etc.) nearly all have a species-specific feline immunodefieicny virus, as do bovines, equines, caprines and primates. Among the primates, only African, and not New World, Asian or Madagascar primates have lentiviruses. The great apes; chimpanzees,

still the question is why is aids research failing to come up with a "cure". you think by now the must know everything about it.

Governor Swill wrote... Bullshit? I walk by a gay bookstore on Castro Street in San Francisco every week as I transfer from the subway to the bus, and while I never went inside, if its window display is any indication all it carries are hardcore gay pornographic magazines and videos. There is gay music store around Market and Church that has CD titles such as "Naked Men's Choir." If they carried non-pornographic Melissa Etheridge albums, they certainly didn't bother to include them in the...

DavidT wrote: The study is available here. http://jmii.org/content/pdf/v39n3p219.pdf The low specificity reported appears to come from using a cohort of people that had previously tested positive on an ELISA or borderline. What was considered borderline was not defined. Selecting for people with borderline ELISAs means that most are likely false positives. This

"dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane" <ddt@lobotomy.com> wrote in message news:agxqg.61717$fb2.749@newssvr27.news.prodigy.net... I did not attend the above Parade, and so I cannot comment on it. I have seen a few of Sydney's Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras Parades and found them fun filled events, heaps of Mums and Dads bring their children along and enjoy the atmosphere, and the Parade.

monty1945@lycos.com wrote: Have you written to any of the scientists whose work you cite? Do any of them agree with your conclusions? Chris Noble

Brian Mailman wrote: my bad! what a mistake! I clicked too fast. thanks for the referal.

Hayek wrote: Please cite a study which shows that a million people have died from "HIV-AIDS misconceptions". Without reference to clinical studies, please.

HCY wrote: http://www.gmhc.org if you're close to New York http://www.sfaf.org if you're close to San Francisco there's also http://www.natap.org and you can sign up for their newsletters. B/

js wrote: I'm afraid you've got the comparison around the wrong way. Homeopaths might have memorised Hahnman's Materia Medica but that doesn't make their opinion of virology valid. Likewise the opinion of engineers, chiropractors etc is unimpressive. The vast majority of people with relevant training accept the evidence that HIV exists and causes AIDS. Assembling a long list of people that on the whole have completely irrelevant training is as valid as asking

GMCarter wrote: I am making that doctor appointment right away first thing tommorow moring.

On 27 Jun 2006 03:22:51 -0700, jay_897@hotmail.com wrote: You used a condom--so the risk is significantly reduced. But your anxiety will only be assuaged by getting tested. See a physician. They may suggest "post-exposure prophylaxis" where you take a short course of antiretroviral therapy. George M. Carter

Misc.health.aids is an HIV/AIDS newsgroup. The following is off-topic for this group. Of even more concern is the fact that the group's charter expressly forbids posting of commercial solicitations of any sort. Health & Wellness Coach wrote: -- Larry D. Farrell, Ph.D.

On 23 Jun 2006 22:11:23 -0700, "andré" <gruzis@no-log.org> wrote: Happy, yes. Better to not have HIV I think. That is nice.

On Fri, 23 Jun 2006 13:42:05 +0200, "js" <me@nospamplease> wrote: I'd rather not believe in it. But it is a grim reality. Do tell, sweetums. Please be as specific as you can manage, dearie. "It is said" you say. By whom? I had asked you a rather specific

On Thu, 22 Jun 2006 17:13:14 +0200, "js" <me@nospamplease> wrote: LOL....I actually doubt that. And most people can recognize a kook when they see one. Sadly, some folks may indeed buy your brand of nonsense. And if they become HIV-infected, they, like too many others, will discover what AIDS is all about.

Hayek wrote: Of course the rest of the world doesn't understand molecular biology, immunology, quantum physics and relativity. Have you managed to publish any papers on why Relativity is wrong yet? Chris Noble

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