Clearance of HIV

[Ed Rybicki]

> From:          susand4739 at aol.com (SusanD4739)
> Subject:       Re: Clearance of HIV

> The tests had to be incorrect the first time, the just had to be.  
That or> it is clearly an act of Divine Intervention.

Spare us the silliness?  If you are serious about the latter, please 
keep it to yourself; if you are so sure the tests were incorrect, I 
would suggest you get in touch with the workers who did the 
isolations and serological tests, and have it out with them.  In any 
case, this sort of thing does nothing for the group except add 
bandwidth and aggravation levels. The whole thing happens to be a a 
VERY interesting virological / epidemiological phenomenon; dismissing 
it airily as "incorrect tests" and "Divine Intervention" (whose?) is 
merely time- and space-wasting.

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