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Abbie Smith is a graduate student studying the molecular and biochemical evolution of HIV within patients and within populations. She also studies epigenetic control of ERVs.

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Tennessee senator not concerned about dead babies, women, or men. If they were HIV+, they werent 'regular' anyway.

Category: HIV/AIDS

HIV/AIDS scientifically is a homo disease, rite? From a homo having sex with a monkey?

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HIV Snake Oil 'cure' leads to arrests in Uganda

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Snake-oil salesmen arrested for selling $210 'miracle cure'.

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If at first you dont succeed, deny, deny again

Category: HIV/AIDS

HIV Denier has paper forcibly retracted, turns around and republishes it in an embryology journal.

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Gene therapy for HIV/AIDS prevention

Category: HIV/AIDS

Another step forward, another neat experiment, but not a 'cure' for HIV/AIDS yet.

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Mary Magee is Jane Doe.

Category: HIV/AIDS

Turning tragedy into change-- Thank you, Mary Magee.

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Tenofovir fail

Category: HIV/AIDS

Another promising anti-HIV-1 idea fails

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HIV-1 Denial News

Category: HIV/AIDS

Two Three HIV Deniers bite the dust. One figuratively. One Two literally. :-|

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HERVs and HIV-1

Category: ERVs

Maybe retroviruses that inserted into our genome, by accident, tens of thousands of years ago, can help us deal with modern diseases! ... Or they might be an artifact of the disease. Too little too late to be of any use to us. LOL! We wont know until we look!!

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HIV-1 vs Gamers

Category: HIV/AIDS

I TOLD you all. Doritos + Mountain Dew = Awesome HIV research. This is a fact, people.

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GO AWAY. NO ONE LIKES YOU. Part I

Category: HIV/AIDS

Sally Kern opened her mouth. You know its gonna be good. And by 'good', I mean, is going to make you vomit.

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