Saturday, September 8, 2012

is the right wing trying to give President Obama HIV AIDS

is the right wing trying to give President Obama HIV AIDS?
the conservatives made AIDS a long time ago and then made crack right after to keep African american people from achieving the greatness possible how is protecting President Obama from the devils that are trying to put AIDS in his body so they can kill him and they can take over and make trillions like bush did on katrina
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You're not making black people look very intelligent
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i think you are probably a redneck trying to make his conservatism look intelligent
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I think Yahoo should add a big red blinking light for troll alerts.
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I think there is more to the AIDS thing than meets the eye. Conservatives were not likely acting alone in its creation. They had to have had help from the Labour party of Canada, various conservative organizations within Great Britain, Swedish pharmaceutical companies, (in case unintended portions of the population accidently got infected), an various African leaders with intentions of creating a United African Federation. I think there is much more going on with this than simply targeting a single portion of the population and a few undesirables.
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So wait you are for conservatives or against? Iam very confused

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Tuesday, September 4, 2012

What year did HIV/AIDS start

What year did HIV/AIDS start?

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Well, i don't know the exact year but i know it started sometime in the 1980's
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1981: The Beginning In 1981, the first cases of AIDS (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome) were identified among gay men in the United States, acquiring the designation, GRID (Gay-Related By the end of 2003, twelve million children in Sub-Saharan Africa were orphaned by AIDS. Source: AVERT.ORG Image Source: CDC/Dr. Lyle Conrad Immune Deficiency); however, scientists later found evidence that the disease existed in the world for some years prior, i.e., subsequent analysis of a blood sample of a Bantu man, who died of an unidentified illness in the Belgian Congo in 1959, made him the first confirmed case of an HIV infection. Source: CNN In an article, "1959 and all that: Immunodeficiency viruses," by Simon Wain-Hobson of the Pasteur Institute in Nature (Volume 391, 5 February 1998, pp. 532-533), Wain-Hobson wrote: "Where did HIV [Human Immunodeficiency Virus] come from? Both of the AIDS viruses, HIV-1 and HIV-2, originated in Africa... As is often the case with microbes, a jump from one species to another is probably to blame... chimpanzees (for HIV-1) and sooty mangabeys (for HIV-2)... When did the AIDS epidemic begin?... the Big Bang seems to have occurred around, or just after, the Second World War. Emerging microbial infections often result from adaption to changing ecological niches and habitats." Cases of Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP, a lung infection) and Kaposi's sarcoma (a rare skin cancer) were reported by doctors in New York and Los Angeles in 1981, then the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) began tracking a growing population of young men, women, and babies, whose immune systems were nearly destroyed. Late in 1982, the condition began to be referred to as AIDS. Source: American Red Cross For a few at first, their awareness of AIDS began with the publishing of a little noticed entry on page two of the CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report of June 5, 1981, where a strange outbreak of killer pneumonia was spreading among gay men. Since this report, AIDS has graduated from a seemingly local phenomenon to a global epidemic. Source: CNN
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No one really knows, considering how long it might have been going on quite a while before the 'official' medical community paid attention. But it was known by the mid 1980's.
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The first recognized cases of AIDS where in the 1980's. Keep in mind that is just when it was recognized as a disease and not the year it originated.
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it's firstly reported in 1981 in homosexual partner.
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very late 70's or early 80's.
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The early 80's why?

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Saturday, September 1, 2012

Why cant we still find a cure for HIV/ AIDS

Why cant we still find a cure for HIV/ AIDS?
Im not a scientist or trying to be sarcastic i am just wondering why we found cures for many diseases and STD's but still can not find a cure with millions of dollars devoted to research?
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The AIDS virus mutates too quickly. As seen in the so called new "Super AIDS" that is immune to many modern treatments of the disease.
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We honestly still don't have a great handle on viruses in general, not just AIDS. Herpes, warts, HIV AIDS, Hep C, the Flu, Rabies - there are lots of virus-based diseases that we can't cure. In fact, I'm curious whether you are referring only to non-viral diseases when you say "we found cures for many diseases and STDs" or if you lump vaccinations into "cures." The truth is, we really can't cure very many The "best" way that we have to fight viruses right now is to create a vaccine - which really just tricks your body into fighting the disease itself. There are some antiviral drugs out there, but (from what I can tell) most of the antiviral drug research that we have done is BECAUSE of the HIV/AIDS epidemic. Good question.

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