Super-potent HIV strain identified in San Diego man

Sun News Service ^ | 2-16-05

[HMFIC]

One,

Two,

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AWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW! Poor deviant.

[7.62 x 51mm]

Awwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, how special. No sympathy here, fellas. You reap what you sow. Buh-bye.

[HMFIC]

The more of them that croak, the LESS votes for the DIMS, and more natural resources for the rest of us.

[Mother Abigail]

A few more details.

[ladtx]

In a related story:

New York man stirs up hornets nest and complains of stinging insects.

[NautiNurse]

The drug's stimulating effect and erasure of inhibitions contribute to sex marathons

degenerate prose at its finest

[OXENinFLA]

Not good that it's on completely opposite coasts....

[7.62 x 51mm]

Exactly.

[HMFIC]

Thanks.

No doubt, the Gay Rights morons will still be trying to foist a bunch of bogus lies that gays are okay, it's genetic, etc, on the rest of us.

Nasty.

[WL-law]

Here's the real problem:

It's important to notify the public [BUT NOT QUARANTINE THE DISEASE CARRYING PERSON1] about a new and possibly supervigorous strain of HIV so people can take extra precautions, Bowen said. But "I don't think it will do anybody any good to get panicked about this," she said, emphasizing that many details are still being sorted out.

Several AIDS specialists [READ: HOMOSEXUAL RIGHTS ACTIVISTS] said it was odd to see public-health officials sound such widespread alarm after only one person [READ: OBJECT TO TAKING STANDARD PUBLIC HEALTH PRECAUTIONS, I.E., QUARANTINE] became sick. They questioned whether the virus is truly a lethal variety, or whether the New York patient's immune system, extensive use of methamphetamines and genetic makeup might be contributing factors to his rapidly deteriorating condition.

AIDs activists will insure that mothing useful is done to protect the public, and nothing done to control this version of the epidemic. And that will in fact be deadly for homosexuals, as well as disasterous health policy for the US.

[randog]

It's important to notify the public about a new and possibly supervigorous strain of HIV so people can take extra precautions, Bowen said.

Yeah, you don't want to get the SooperAIDS, which will kill ya', unlike regular AIDS, which will kill ya'.

[Mother Abigail]

Dr. Gregory Robbins, an infectious-disease expert at Massachusetts General Hospital, said doctors there have treated several HIV patients in recent years with early resistance to two of the four drugs most commonly prescribed to treat infection

"There is global concern that there may be an increasing amount of patients who have a resistant virus," Robbins said.

Sunday night, health authorities in New York said that two more possible cases are being investigated.

Blood samples are being tested and it could be several days before it is determined if the two new cases are linked to the original New York one.

Drug resistance is increasingly common among HIV-positive people, but not with such a fast progression to AIDS, said Ron Valdiserri of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. He said public health officials have not confirmed any other similar cases.

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Meanwhile, health officials in Trinidad believe that a man with HIV in Port-of-Spain is also infected with the suspected super strain.

While drug resistance is increasingly common among patients who have been treated for HIV, cases of 3-DCR HIV in newly-diagnosed, previously untreated patients are extremely rare.

This strain also causes a rapid onset of AIDS. Usually full blown AIDS occurs more than ten years after initial infection with HIV. In the original New York patient's case, the onset of AIDS appears to have occurred within two to three months.

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"There is global concern that there may be an increasing amount of patients who have a resistant virus," Robbins said.

Not a concern of mine. Being monogamous and married to a WOMAN, I could care less how many fruit loops buy the farm. When one deviates from the NORM don't MEWL when it's time to pay the kitty.

[Serb5150]

There goes the neighborhood...

[wizardoz]

They also haven't determined if the three individuals know one another.

Good luck. They may have exchanged fluids, but never exchanged names.

[FormerACLUmember]

If it is in San Diego, Boston, and New York... then it has recently infected thousands of homosexuals (that is really how promiscuous they are).

NOW can we use basic public health measures, after 20 years of refusing to use basic disease prevention science?

Maybe this is finally "it." Maybe this is finally the end of the gays, or at least the endlessly promiscuous ones.

[phil1750]

Seems to me that this is a self-correcting disease. The sodomites will eventually eliminate themselves from the gene pool. Maybe there is something to this evolution thing after all.

[agere_contra]

The guy is showing up as positive on the notoriously non-specific serological HIV tests because drug-induced immunosupression produces a false positive on serological tests, especially ELISA or WB.

The guy is ill due to drug-induced immunosupression. If he's doing what I think he's doing, he's on poppers as well for, er, anal facilitation. But anyway, meth is enough to make you "ill". Hell, the *treatment* for HIV will make you ill - it killed 50,000 americans during the AZT era. No virus need apply.

And finally, the new "SuperDuper HIV". Yet more hysterical garbage from the multi-billion dollar AIDs industry, that never managed to isolate HIV in the first place.

It's been twenty years now, and all they have is colour photos of obvious non-isolates with hopefully-labelled arrows pointing to black blobs. No isolation. No replication. No re-isolation from infected tissue. No particles with exogenous character (e.g. GP 120 spikes).

Instead, researchers with a low, low standard of isolation are finding rogue nucleics in mitogenic cultures (which is like finding white stuff in milk) and claiming to have found new, deadly strains of HIV. Sweet Jesus.

[Tax-chick]

It's important to notify the public about a new and possibly supervigorous strain of HIV so people can take extra precautions.

I know it's early, but I nominate this statement for "Unintentional Parody of the Day."