aids

Let's dissect this bloated work, shall we? Be warned: it's 150 minutes long. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8674401787208020885&hl=en There's a lot to tackle but I'll give my input thus far; I'm not even done. -The production value is horrendous. It feels like something a 12 year...

I watched a documentary a few nights ago, entitled We Are Dad, about two gay men, the six kids with HIV/AIDS that no one else wanted that they took into their homes and their hearts, and the family that they created for these children. The first four children that they took in and became...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/7122370.stm Oh really? Just 'some' ? The science at the BBC has really gone downhill recently. First global warming, now the rest of the pseudosciences.

I had to decide where to post this info - was it to be Religion, Politics, Conspiracy Theories, or possibly even Humor? In the end I opted for Science/Medicine. It seems the head of the Catholic Church in Mozambique, Archbishop Chimoio, has accused the West of infecting condoms and...

I looked back several pages and didn't see this discussed recently. An 18-year-old friend of my son sent this. He had accompanied my son and I on the recent JREF cruise, and got to be around some critical thinkers and scientists, which I believe opened his eyes to a new way of looking at the...

Hello, I am not interested in discussing about this treatment or PYRO-ENERGEN treatments. But I am interested to know about possible cellular swelling and brusting/lysis as indicated in above quote, if there in AIDs and other intracellular & latent infections. Can such infectious agents, when...

The Society of Homeopaths will be presenting an HIV/AIDS Symposium in London on December 1st. The speakers will include Harry van der Zee who, after interviewing dozens of cases of AIDS patients treated by Peter Chappell in 2004, claimed that "[homeopathic remedy] PC1 for HIV/AIDS works in all...

Language is going to be a factor obviously.

Maybe something other than homeopathy once in a while? Alright, here's my beef with AIDS: Its not a disease or a condition, it is first of all a definition. Example: If you got HIV and you've got tuberculosis, you've got AIDS. If you don't have HIV and you've got tuberculosis, you've got...

Has anyone come across the 'HIV Deniers' conspiracy theory? My brother introduced it to me when I visited him in New York. h t t p : / / video.google . c o m / videoplay ? docid = 3983706668483511310 & q = aids+gary+null & hl=en (I'm new, can't post links. Remove the spaces.) Apparently a...

This story was linked to by the DrudgeReport today. Holy Water Cures AIDS So sad.

http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2007/03/16/mccain-stumbles-on-hiv-prevention/ What a moron. He really just needs to give up, man. Social Conservatives aren't going to buy the act, and he just ends up looking like a doofus to his moderate supporters. He should just focus on his senate seat...

http://edition.cnn.com/2007/WORLD/africa/03/15/koinange.africa/index.html

I ran across this in a myspace forum. It's pretty sweet, and the guy who posted it quickly resorted to using famous quotes about how we should all keep an open mind. But, check this out: The audacity of some charlatans...

I had no idea there was a serious debate about this (although I recall denial by the South African President), but there is an interesting court case in South Australia, reported in Melbourne's Age (sorry I cant post a link). A man convicted of knowingly infecting two women with HIV, and...

Not a witch or a doctor...... To hear the full interview with Jerry Coovadia and more on Mr Jammeh's alleged healing powers tune in to the BBC World Service's Weekend Network Africa on Saturday 3 February 2007. Story from BBC NEWS...

Seems the Worrld Health Organisation invented aids to kill black people http://www.merinews.com/catFull.jsp?articleID=123959&category=World&catID=1&rtFlg=rtFlg

Reuters Not entirely sure what I think about this yet.

When I thought I'd heard it all, a link was offered. http://helix.ucsd.edu/~bssimon/dissent1/documents/AIDS/ Never heard of this theory before, have you?

Will this decision help stop the spread or would it have a chilling effect, spurring frivolous vegeance lawsuits aimed at embarassing or shaking down former sexual partners?

I just came across this report about the death of one of South Africa's prominent AIDS cases - a girl who was seduced by the promises of a quack cure from vitamins and magic herbs. Of course, it all ended tragically, like these things always do. At least with HIV medication she would have stood...

The media are full of stories about the 25 anniversary of AIDS being identified, and talk about how mysterious it was. From what I’ve heard of rampant homosexual promiscuity and drug addicts "renting" needles, I don't see how it could have been much of a surprise. Shouldn’t it have been a...

Apparently the combination of tenofovir and emtricitabine has shown promise in monkey tests, and now they are extending the tests to humans. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12039614/ Since we talking about the subject, is there a direct refutation to Janine Roberts' papers "HIVGate" and "AIDSgate"...

Hey all! Well, I'm well on my way to start my own minature gaming bases podcast! I"m looking into a the various pieces of equipment I'll need (mixing board, mics, and pc-audio inputs), I bought a copy of "Podcasting For Dummies" to help, and I downloaded Audacity. Now, I'm an amatuer audio...

http://abcnews.go.com/Primetime/Health/story?id=1386737&page=1 an excerpt... I don't know whether to be angry or just sad.

When laypersons go off on their ridiculous tangents, I'm not that surprised, but it really irritates me when we have so-called "scientists" like Peter Duesberg who give fire to these "causes" If you go to his website (www.duesberg.com) you'll notice that his rhetoric has toned down quite a bit...

Well, the thread on Christine Maggiore's really bad parenting decision has disappeared, so I thought I would bring it back. In the week or so that JREF was down I wandered around a couple of blogs on the event. To catch up, here are a couple of news stories...

It's nice to be reminded that there are still a lot of nice, caring people in the world: Shriners Hospital Aids Tsunami Victims

From JREF commentary today... I, for one, would rather die of the disease. Is it not tellng that a culture / society should stoop so low as to consider this an option?

Snip: I found it humorous in an sad sort of way that the attack was filmed by insurgents. Tschiderer is no doubt thankful that the sniper didn't go for the head shot as [he should have been] trained to do. Or at least a lower gut shot. http://www.armytimes.com/story.php?f=1-292925-976420.php