Further, those results were based off of having a 2 allel match ... compared to a 5 in the US ... the in-ablity to rethink HIV/AIDS will be the end of the scientific revolution. It's sad to see the lack of trust things like this problem generate ... not following the proper protocols and buying into dogma is going to break down something we researchers spent our lives building ... science is the art of asking questions ... not burning witches.
Why don't we take that billion and come up with an accurate test and consistant guide lines for diagnosing the disease? Why don't we translate all the available standards and decide exactly which virus HIV is? How can money be "well spent" when you can be positive in Africa and negative in the US, or Canada, or Australia, etc ... Why not do some real stats on the disease and stop pulling numbers out of a hat? The south african media stats are WAY off ... 1000 a day in 2004? More like 17 ...
Further, those results were based off of having a 2 allel match ... compared to a 5 in the US ... the in-ablity to rethink HIV/AIDS will be the end of the scientific revolution. It's sad to see the lack of trust things like this problem generate ... not following the proper protocols and buying into dogma is going to break down something we researchers spent our lives building ... science is the art of asking questions ... not burning witches.
YuLong9 2 years ago
Why don't we take that billion and come up with an accurate test and consistant guide lines for diagnosing the disease? Why don't we translate all the available standards and decide exactly which virus HIV is? How can money be "well spent" when you can be positive in Africa and negative in the US, or Canada, or Australia, etc ... Why not do some real stats on the disease and stop pulling numbers out of a hat? The south african media stats are WAY off ... 1000 a day in 2004? More like 17 ...
YuLong9 2 years ago