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Continued from page 13 – Gay Vaccine Experiments and the American Origin of AIDS had read Horowitz’s book on man-made AIDS, "Emerging Viruses: AIDS and Ebola" (1996). He had carefully studied the infamous Tuskegee syphilis study, and he bluntly told the media. "I believe our government is capable of doing anything." The rumor that AIDS is a man-made disease will never go away. The reason is simple: It is the most logical explanation of how and why the AIDS epidemic first erupted as the "gay plague" among the most hated minority in America. Alan Cantwell, MD, writes frequently about the origin of AIDS. He is the author of "AIDS & the Doctors of Death" and "Queer Blood”. His books are available from Amazon.com. http://www.rense.com/general94/gayvac.htm ☻☻☻☻☻☻ Continued from page 7 – Hepatitis Hepatitis C (HCV) Most people aren’t diagnosed with acute HCV, because of mild symptoms, and go on and clear the virus completely. After exposure, treating with immune globulin is not effective in preventing HCV infection. There is no defined treatment for acute HCV, but alcohol intake may be restricted, and medications should be reviewed to help protect the liver from further harm. Treating chronic HCV involves using interferon or a combination of interferon and ribavarin for a duration of 6 to 12 months. Your health care provider should be consulted about the treatment, further evaluation to determine the degree of liver damage, and advice on how to prevent spreading the virus. Barriers/dental dams and condoms should be used to prevent contagion from sexual (oral, anal, vaginal) contact. Personal hygiene habits should also be scrutinized to prevent spreading the virus. It may be suggested to get vaccinated against hepatitis A and B; no vaccine for hepatitis C is available. Hepatitis D (HDV) Early diagnosis and treatment of hepatitis B infection can help prevent hepatitis D. The hepatitis B vaccine is recommended to prevent HBV, since HDV only accompanies a HBV infection. The treatment is the same as for hepatitis B. Hepatitis E (HEV) Most of those infected with HEV have a self-limiting course. The treatment is usually supportive. How do you Test for Hepatitis Hepatitis A (HAV) Three tests, which detect HAV antibodies, are available. Testing will not identify antibodies beyond 6 months following symptoms. Hepatitis B (HBV) Testing is available for HBV. HBsAG, Anti-HBs, and Anti- HBc tests detect HBV presence or antibodies in the blood. These tests can also establish whether the hepatitis is acute or chronic and contagious or not. A battery of all three tests may be suggested, so the results are better interpreted. HBV usually takes 3 weeks to 2 months to be detected, so it may take up to 2 months to properly diagnose. Hepatitis C (HCV) Once infected, antibodies may develop in 8 to 9 weeks. Most individuals develop antibodies by 6 months, however, it may take up to year. With this in mind, those with negative test results, having been exposed to hepatitis C, may opt for retesting at a later date. The diagnosis of HCV infection can be made by detecting either antibodies to HCV or the presence of HCV with RNA. For routine testing, it is recommended to use the FDA approved blood tests to detect antibodies to HCV. None of the tests can determine if the virus is chronic or acute. Once diagnosed, further testing should be done to determine the degree of liver damage. Hepatitis D (HDV) Blood tests are available to detect the HDV antibodies. Hepatitis E (HEV) Testing availability is limited, and no blood test is licensed in the United States commercially. All sex partners should be tested, so they can receive treatment, and prevent spreading hepatitis to other sexual partners. http://www.stdsite.com/Hepatitis/index.html ☻☻☻☻☻☻ Hepatitis B Hepatitis B is a virus which affects over 2 billion people worldwide. One out of every three people has or will contract Hepatitis B at some point in their lives. For some unknown reason certain ethnic groups at higher risk than others. Estimates of one million deaths per year are attributed to Hepatitis B, most are in Asian, Indonesian and sub-Saharan countries. Worldwide, two people die each minute due to chronic Hepatitis B. Hepatitis B is 100 times more infective than HIV. Millions of HIV-positive people are coinfected or at risk of being infected with one of several hepatitis viruses. The risk of liver disease and cancer is greatly increased among coinfected patients. Moreover, the life expectancy of coinfected patients is only a few years, hepatitis being a leading cause of death in HIV infected patients. ☻☻☻☻☻ -14- Traditional African Clinic October 2011
Continued from page 9– Guatemala STD tests 'may have infected 2,500' The number of infected people could be as high as 2,500, says the president of the Medical Association of Guatemala. According to a US report released on Monday, 1,300 Guatemalans were infected without their knowledge to study the effects of penicillin. US scientists knew they were violating ethical rules, the report found. There is also enough evidence to conclude there was collaboration between US and Guatemalan authorities at the time of the tests, Carlos Mejia, a member of the commission established by the Guatemalan government to investigate the experiments, told BBC Mundo's Ignacio de Los Reyes. At least nine Guatemalan doctors were involved in these experiments, he said. Eight of them have already died, but authorities still do not know the whereabouts of a ninth, who would now be over 90 years old, he added. The commission's final report is due in October. Many of the same US government scientists who carried out the Guatemalan tests had sought consent from participants in an earlier study in the US. 'Nazi-like' The US Presidential Commission for the Study of Bioethical Issues had said some 5,500 Guatemalans were involved in all the research that took place between 1946 and 1948, with a view to applying the results on US troops stationed around the world. Of these, some 1,300 prisoners, psychiatric patients and sex workers were deliberately infected with syphilis, gonorrhoea or another sexually transmitted disease, chancroid. Concentrations of bacteria were injected into the eyes, the central nervous system and male genitals. Mr Mejia says this was behaviour very similar to that of the scientists in Nazi Germany. "It took place in the context in which they [the United States] were judging the German doctors who had been experimenting with typhus and malaria on prisoners of war. The Nazis used Poles, Russians and Jews, while the Americans made almost the same use of Guatemalans," he says. Of the group of 1,300, only about 700 received some sort of treatment. According to documents the commission had studied, at least 83 of the 5,500 subjects had died by the end of 1953. The commission was unable to say whether any of those deaths were caused directly or indirectly by the deliberate infections. US President Barack Obama set up the commission when academic research carried out on the experiments by US government scientists first came to light last year. He also apologised to his Guatemalan counterpart, Alvaro Colom, saying the acts ran contrary to American values. Earlier this year, a group of Guatemalans who were involved in the study announced they were suing the US government over the affair. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-latin-america-14751441 ☻☻☻☻☻☻ -15- Traditional African Clinic October 2011 Found Inside the Gonorrhea Bacteria: Human DNA February 15, 2011 Discover Magazine By Andrew Moseman The bacterium called Neisseria gonorrhoeae is what gives humans the sexually transmitted infection gonorrhea. And it also takes something: human DNA. Northwestern University researchers report in the journal mBio that they’ve found pieces of human DNA in samples of the bacteria. Gonorrhea is one of very few diseases exclusive to our species, and is one of the oldest recorded diseases in human history. An ancient disease that resembles Continued to page 16
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