AIDS/HIV

Everyone else is doing my writing for me

tsmith | January 12, 2006

I'm still working on finishing up 3 manuscripts (one book, 2 journal articles) so I've not blogged quite as much this week as I generally do. Next week I should be back up to speed, and have a few topics in the queue that I want to get to. Luckily for you, though, John Hawks has a pair of excellent posts discussing infectious disease issues, Sciencblogs neighbor RPM at Evolgen has a post on microbial diversity, and fellow PT contributor Mike Dunford has a post discussing the CCR5 deta 32 mutation, HIV resistance, and West Nile over at The Questionable Authority. Discussion of these and a…

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