> Africans: poverty, mal-nutrition, dehydration, occasional prescription of "experimental AIDS drugs",
> iatrogenesis, isolation of those "infected" with HIV, stress, comlications from all the above.
We've been through this before, but let me re-iterate: the record of the emergence of AIDS in Uganda
1) does not match patters of malnutrition. If AIDS was actually the same old malnutrition, you'd expect to see it more in poorer areas - this is not the case. 2) happened before the use of experimental anti-AIDS drugs 3) did not involve isolation of people with HIV.
I used to have an excellent cite for this research, but unfortunately have lost it - if anyone else has, please shout!
Peter -- Peter van Heusden <pvh at egenetics.com> NOTE: I do not speak for my employer, Electric Genetics "Criticism has torn up the imaginary flowers from the chain not so that man shall wear the unadorned, bleak chain but so that he will shake off the chain and pluck the living flower." - Karl Marx, 1844 OpenPGP: 1024D/0517502B : DE5B 6EAA 28AC 57F7 58EF 9295 6A26 6A92 0517 502B