Honestly from what I have read of the study, the groups findings seem to me to be greatly over stated.
There were two groups of 8000 participents in each group, one was given the drug and one wasn't.
In the control group 74 people became infected with the virus compared to 51 who took the drug.
Now statistically that seems to me to hardly give overwelming scientific conformation that the drug is effective. Maybe with more tests the numbers may be able to be repeatable, 74 to 51 is not going to change anybodies lives anytime soon
My mom died from AIDS. Enough said. I want a fucking cure, for not only that, but Cancer too. I have lost a few family members from that too. Innocent people die everyday from either or disease. The time to do something about it has way been passed. I hope they find something out there that can cure these diseases. NOBODY CHOOSES TO DIE LIKE THIS!!
What a load of crap ... now we just need the 911 theories
diseases have evolved like all things human ..we do not use our bodies or feed our
bosies as they were intended to be ...
HIV does lead to AIDS. HIV is a retro virus that rewrites RNA thereby changing your DNA when it is replicated. It attacks your T cells which is a main part of your immune system. Once these cells have been comprimised with the virus then they stop defending the body and in the case of AIDS they can either allow simple things (the common cold) to be the death of the person or they can turn the immune system on itself and there by causing the body to see its self as a threat and attack its self (this happens in diseases such as rhumatoid arthritis).
The drugs for HIV have come a long ways, they are working on getting them to stop the virus from replicating. It is not a human engineered disease. And the drug companies would make more money off of a "cure" then constant treatment. However HIV continually changes and morphs with each generation getting more resistant to our drugs. Cancer is also something that is different from one person to the next, one woman who has breast cancer doesnt necessarily have the same breast cancer as the next woman. So finding a "cure" for these diesases still has a long ways to go since the treatment is dependent on the person and therefore needs to be specifically engineered for that person.
The drugs are outragously expensive, and they shouldn't be near what they are in cost. Sadly all drugs are, and there is no reason when most of them only cost pennies to make.