Just out of curiosity...

[wr3kt]

$750 for the chance to be injected with deadish HIV? SURE!!! What the hell. You only live once.






No.

 

[Mrs. Valve]

$750 for the chance to be injected with deadish HIV? SURE!!! What the hell. You only live once.






No.

they fabricate the dna associated with the hiv virus in the lab. it's not from hiv or dead hiv. it's a snippet of dna that will hopefully elicit an immune response. it's being paid $750 to help with AIDS research.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Ill let you inject me with stuff if I get to inject you with stuff

 

[bast_imret]

Wait Joe Rogan . . . you mean I get PAID to inject something?

 

[Pandora]

Wait Joe Rogan . . . you mean I get PAID to inject something?

Holy shit. Bast actually said something funny.

 

[Mrs. Valve]

Ill let you inject me with stuff if I get to inject you with stuff

depends on what kind of "stuff" we're talking about here

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

depends on what kind of "stuff" we're talking about here

Well, I thought I was talkin about puttin my dick in your ass, but theres no tellin as Im a bit wasted right now.

 

[thrawn]

But seriously, if I don't have the desktop real estate for the 2405, would the 2005FPW be adequate for casual computing, working from home, the occasional gaming and movie watching??

I'm fairly new to what's cool and what's not in lcd's, but that one (the 2005) just kinda caught my eye......

i have the 2005, had a thread around here somewhere about it

 

[Galen]

More wasted money on a study to find out information we already know.

 

[fly]

More wasted money on a study to find out information we already know.

explain?

Even if we do already know it, it is normal for tests to be repeated MANY times, no?

 

[fly]

Wait Joe Rogan . . . you mean I get PAID to inject something?

 

[Galen]

explain?

Even if we do already know it, it is normal for tests to be repeated MANY times, no?

I'm biased. I'd rather see more research and money go into Cancer and related fields than HIV/AIDS, which is always a "hot topic" for students. There are more pressing matters. Same as I don't like to see money going to smokers/alcoholics etc.

 

[kiwi]

I'm biased. I'd rather see more research and money go into Cancer and related fields than HIV/AIDS, which is always a "hot topic" for students. There are more pressing matters. Same as I don't like to see money going to smokers/alcoholics etc.

I can see where you are coming from, but unfortunately there are lots of children born with HIV from no fault of their own and I do feel we should try to find ways to cure them.

 

[Thorn Bird]

HIV is not just a sex-related disease.

 

[Galen]

Being a human and medical scientist student, I was completly oblivious to that fact. Thanks for clearing that up!

 

[Galen]

I can see where you are coming from, but unfortunately there are lots of children born with HIV from no fault of their own and I do feel we should try to find ways to cure them.

True, but 1 in 3 people now develop cancer and the amount of children being born with contracted HIV is what... 1 in 800?
They have medication to keep them alive. Many many cancer sufferers do not.

 

[Pogosuzy]

True, but 1 in 3 people now develop cancer and the amount of children being born with contracted HIV is what... 1 in 800?
They have medication to keep them alive. Many many cancer sufferers do not.

the treatment for cancer these days is 9 times out of 10 (depending on stage of detection) is far superior than that of HIV.

 

[JJ Lady]

the treatment for cancer these days is 9 times out of 10 (depending on stage of detection) is far superior than that of HIV.

Thank you. I was going to say that

 

[fly]

I'm biased. I'd rather see more research and money go into Cancer and related fields than HIV/AIDS, which is always a "hot topic" for students. There are more pressing matters. Same as I don't like to see money going to smokers/alcoholics etc.

Good point. I'm pretty much out of the target zone for AIDS, so lets do cancer!

 

[Mrs. Valve]

Being a human and medical scientist student, I was completly oblivious to that fact. Thanks for clearing that up!

and yet you failed to do your homework on current cancer therapy and glossed over the leaps and bounds in advancement made in that field in comparison to the baby steps made clinically for HIV and AIDS.

aids affects more of the world than cancer, in a word: Africa.