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Immune activation could explain productive infections of HIV and this may be caused by the "adjuvant effect". At the origins of the epidemic this may have been caused by the use of multiple vaccines, in the progression of the infection to the AIDS, it may be caused by other infections and vaccination itself could simulate this effect. We believe that research should not be stopped, but that vaccines might be causing the adjuvant effect putting individuals at risk. (H. C. Grassi, E. D. J. Andrade. HIV infections and AIDS development: the role of adjuvant activation. Medical Hypotheses (2001) 57(6), 693-696) cristinagrassi@gmail.com

Cristina Grassi @ 10:49 AM PDT, Apr 23, 2008

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