Difference between revisions of "Scientific controversy over the cause of AIDS"
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The '''scientific controversy over the cause of AIDS''' largely hinges on whether [[HIV]] is the cause. In the 1990s, some doctors published research calling into question Dr. [[Gallo]]'s hypothesis. An alternative hypothesis is [[cell stress]]. | The '''scientific controversy over the cause of AIDS''' largely hinges on whether [[HIV]] is the cause. In the 1990s, some doctors published research calling into question Dr. [[Gallo]]'s hypothesis. An alternative hypothesis is [[cell stress]]. | ||
| + | ==Sources saying the cause is HIV== | ||
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| + | ==Sources saying the cause is not HIV== | ||
| + | *[http://ourcivilisation.com/aids/cause/index.htm#Agents What Really Causes AIDS] - Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati, Ph.D., a Toxicologist with 5 letters to the editor published by ''The British Medical Journal'' | ||
[[category:Scientific controversies]] | [[category:Scientific controversies]] | ||
Revision as of 19:12, January 7, 2009
The scientific controversy over the cause of AIDS largely hinges on whether HIV is the cause. In the 1990s, some doctors published research calling into question Dr. Gallo's hypothesis. An alternative hypothesis is cell stress.
Sources saying the cause is HIV
Sources saying the cause is not HIV
- What Really Causes AIDS - Mohammed Ali Al-Bayati, Ph.D., a Toxicologist with 5 letters to the editor published by The British Medical Journal