Embracing the Monster

[etech]

Originally posted by: ElFenix
didn't they document aids cases back in the 50s?

Health and Medicine in the News
Headline:

Earliest known AIDS case traced to 1959.

Newspaper Article Synopsis:
New evidence based on a study of 1,213 blood samples gathered in Africa over 23 years suggests that the AIDS virus first infected people in the 1940s or early '50s.

Newspaper Article Source:
News Services. Earliest known AIDS case traced to 1959. Star Tribune 1998 February 4:A6(col.1).

More on this.

 

[SuperSix]

Don't share needles, and don't have anal sex with promiscuous men. Simple. Heterosexual AIDs is nearly non-existant in non-government sponsored research.

 

[Dari]

I saw the link, etech.

One thing everyone here should know: Diseases don't jump from species to species easily. There are natural barriers that all creatures have to protect them from the ills of other creatures. Furthermore, for such a disease to jump onto the world scene in such a short period of time is highly circumspect. Going from an individual in central africa to eastern africa in 20 years, to New York City and San Francisco, then to Haiti Brazil in another couple of years? Something had to speed it up.

 

[johnjohn320]

Originally posted by: imtim83
We can do it by stop having anything. At least i know i can't get it 100% sure. There is so many advantages you can't even name them all in your whole life time of never doing anything like that.

Then the next time you see a car accident, you'd better not stop to help the victims. After all, they might be bleeding.

Heterosexual AIDs is nearly non-existant in non-government sponsored research.

You're gonna half to back that up, because frankly I don't believe you.