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Finally, now that we are officially IRS sanctioned as a 501(c)3 non-profit enterprise, you could make a tax deductible donation. With an annual budget of less than $20,000, even a small donation can have a significant impact. Thank you.

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Transparency in HIV Authorship, Medical Education, and Scientific Investigation
148 W 23rd Street
Suite 10H
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NOTE: While the concerns of commercial bias, corruption and kick-backs expressed here are serious and well-documented, they in no way endorse or support a thesis which denies any of the following:

(1) That HIV is necessary in the causation of the immune deficiency syndrome called AIDS;
(2) That HIV antibody tests accurately diagnose HIV in up to 98% of infected individuals after 4-12 weeks of infection;
(3) That antiretroviral medicines, while far from perfect, improve immune function and can extend life;
(4) That HIV is heterosexually as well as homosexually transmitted;
(5) That condoms, when used properly, can prevent HIV transmission;
(6) That HIV/AIDS is one of many serious public health challenges in many regions of Africa, Asia, and the Caribbean.

This site brought to you as an informational service and was definitively not made possible by a grant or gift--"educational," "unrestricted," or otherwise--by the likes of GlaxoSmithKline, Gilead, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Abbott, Tibotec-Virco, Pfizer, Merck, Monogram, Triangle, Trimeris, Boehringer Ingelheim, Roche, Schering, Panacos, Pharmasset, Shire, Ortho Biotech, (Orchestra Therapeutics), (Tanox), Genentech, Takeda, Vertex, (Bayer Diagnostics), Siemens, Acambis, Achillion, Adventrx, Anadys, (AnorMed), Genzyme, Avexa, Depomed, Idenix, Koronis, Millenium, Progenics, (Therapy Edge), Advanced Biological Concepts, VirXSys, Human Genome Sciences or any of the rest.