At the risk of starting an infectious cancer/HIV/AIDS fight over at The Loom, I'll point your attention to Carl's post discussing, well, those topics here. He elaborates on a study I mentioned here but didn't delve very much into the science. Zimmer does--check out the link to find out how he relates it to HIV.
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Student guest post by Francis Mawanda.
When someone is dying, you treat what is killing them first.
For some reason, pop news became enamored with this paper last month (unfortunately while I was away at a conference):
HIV infection en route to endogenization: two cases
HIV diagnosis is The Root of most of the problems we have in HIV World.
"How can we get more people antiretrovirals?"... How can you give someone antiretrovirals before they have been diagnosed with HIV?
I have a comment about malaria at this time...
Thanks for the link Tara. Sounds like the virus is not present in the carcinoma cells themselves but in a very low frequency of adjacent stromal cells. I wonder what they'll make of that.