Research in Virology: Several past reviews of the virus-AIDS hypothesis led to the conclusion that the various AIDS epidemics of the US, Europe and Africa have chemical bases, namely toxic recreational drugs, inevitably toxic DNA-chain terminators prescribed as anti-viral drugs and malnutrition.
"There is clearly some movement to get rid of any dissent against the HIV-AIDS hypothesis," he says.
Chapter 28 in one more well-written ELF story about the iatrogenic hypothesis for AIDS (i.e., the hypothesis that AIDS was introduced to humans through vaccination against polio) and the eventual scientific (so, open to new researches) refutation of the hypothesis.
Thabo Mbeki, of South Africa, still seems reluctant to accept the otherwise universal hypothesis that AIDS is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus with all the dire medical consequences that flow from his refusal to take the right actions.Still, Mr Mbeki will not remain in office for ever, and it is his comparatively rich country that is leading the charge.
To investigate further possible reasons for declining selection pressure within Gag epitopes with progression to AIDS, we considered the hypothesis that loss of CD8+ T-cell responses as CD4 count declines results in reversion of escape mutants, with resulting increase in viral replicative capacity.
He was there seeking evidence to bolster a radical hypothesis that the AIDS epidemic can be traced to contaminated polio vaccines.
To investigate the relationship between contrast sensitivity (CS) and mortality among people with acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS); and to explore the hypothesis that abnormal CS is a marker of systemic, life-threatening microvascular disease.
He comes up with the idea of featuring AIDS and the Patient Zero hypothesis.
If Dr. O'Brien's hypothesis is correct, the AIDS resistance gene might protect against yersinia bacteria by stopping the bacteria from attaching to macrophages or from pumping their toxins into the cells, Dr. Falkow said.
In this study, we have explored the hypothesis that progression to AIDS is associated with a rise in viral replicative capacity, and the mechanisms associated with this.
