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  • The NIH Keeps Up With The Times: 1, 2, 3. David Baltimore Has A Flashback: ***. The NY Times Keeps Up With Times: ***. The Faith of Anthony Fauci: ***. Anthony Fauci Explains How HIV Causes AIDS: ***. Robert Gallo on The Force of Ejaculation: ***, on HIV Theory: ***, Lectures in Marseilles: ***. David Ho Does The Math: ***. John Mellors Sets the Record Straight: ***. Bono, el Magnifico, Holds (Another) Press Conference: ***. Anthony Fauci Explains Journalism in the Age of AIDS: ***. Anthony Fauci and David Ho Disprove an Old Adage: ***. Anthony Fauci Explains ICL and AIDS: *** The CDC Can't Keep Up With The Times:*** The Method of the "Small Inquisitor" Moore:*** The Co-Discovery of a Nobel-Worthy Enzymatic Activity:*** The Revenge of the "Very" Minor Moriarty:*** Julie Gerberding and Anthony Fauci Learn Arithmetic:*** Osama Obama Has a Message for Africa:***

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Kevin, MD

Hey, Otis or Hank or whoever you are.

What about Africa?

Marvin Mendelsohn

What about Africa?

Gisselquist et al seem to accept the reliability of the HIV antibody tests as well as viral causation, but they have published alarming data in Africa that suggests sex is not the primary means of transmission, but rather nosocomial infections in the poorly staffed and funded rural hospitals and health centers.

seafarer

A few of the Gisselquist papers are available on Roberto Giraldo's site:

1. Let it be sexual: how health care transmission of AIDS in Africa was ignored

2. Mounting anomalies in the epidemiology of HIV in Africa: cry the beloved paradigm

3. HIV infections in sub-Saharan Africa not explained by sexual or vertical transmission

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