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 [Nature.com] news @ nature.com - -: newRows += getNewSubRow('DarksideoftheUniverse', '/news/infocus/DarksideoftheUniverse.html', 'Dark side of the Universe'); newRows += getNewSubRow('dinosaurs', '/news/infocus/dinosaurs.html', 'Dinosaurs'); newRows += getNewSubRow('climatechange', '/news/infocus/climatechange.html', 'Climate change'); newRows += getNewSubRow('futurecomputing', '/news/infocus/futurecomputing.html', 'Future computing'); newRows += getNewSubRow('antibiotics', '/news/infocus/antibiotics.html', 'Antibiotics'); newRows += getNewSubRow('stemcells', '/news/infocus/stemcells.html', 'Stem cells'); newRows += getNewSubRow('birdflu', '/news/infocus/birdflu.html', 'Bird flu');

 [Virologybytes.blogspot.com] VirologyBytes Podcast: April 2006: March 31st 2006: Should we make a human birdflu vaccine now, or should we wait until the pandemic starts?

 [Gort.ucsd.edu] Biomedical Library Blog: Medical News Archives: The National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH), today announced that enrollment into the SMARTinternational HIV/AIDS trial comparing continuous antiretroviral therapy with episodic drug treatment guided by levels of CD4+ cells has been stopped. Enrollment was stopped because those patients receiving episodic therapy had twice the risk of disease progression (the development of clinical AIDS or death), the major outcome of the study.

 [Sparks-of-light.org] AIDS, HIV and Toxins. Tests and Antiretrovirals.: When I dug deeper, I found since the time of Essex's research , many other factors had been found to falsely test as if HIV with the 'HIV test'. Today the manufactures of the test warn of these - saying they include having had a recent flu or tetanus vaccination, malaria, kidney failure, rheumatoid arthritis, herpes, hepatitis and even having had many children!

[Birdflumonitor.com] Bird Flu Monitor: December 2005 Archives:  [Shanghaiist] After yesterday’s confident announcement on China’s ability to contain bird flu, Shanghaiist winced as we thought we heard rumbling overhead, and then we went straight to various sources searching for news of more bird flu outbreaks. The last time China tempted the gods made an announcement like this in November, Shanghaiist seems to recall the beginning of a rash of new outbreaks throughout the country.

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