Cape Town to host HIV trials

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Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?Seehttp://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtmlhttp://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.htmlhttp://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtmlhttp://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.htmletc.South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!============>>“Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises different sexualities and doesn’t criminalise people’s orientations,” said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.<<>>“We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<--------”http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798Cape Town to host HIV trials HartPublished:Aug 04, 2008A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.South Africa’s reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.The University of Cape Town’s Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be applied to HIV prevention.“Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises different sexualities and doesn’t criminalise people’s orientations,” said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the others will receive a placebo.The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international study that has already begun in the US.The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the mother-to-child transmission of HIV.Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially vulnerable demographic group that has “fallen off the radar screen”, Bekker said.“We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.” =====In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.

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Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?Seehttp://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtmlhttp://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.htmlhttp://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtmlhttp://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.htmletc.South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!============>>“Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises different sexualities and doesn’t criminalise people’s orientations,” said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.<<>>“We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<--------”http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798Cape Town to host HIV trials HartPublished:Aug 04, 2008A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.South Africa’s reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.The University of Cape Town’s Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be applied to HIV prevention.“Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises different sexualities and doesn’t criminalise people’s orientations,” said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the others will receive a placebo.The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international study that has already begun in the US.The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the mother-to-child transmission of HIV.Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially vulnerable demographic group that has “fallen off the radar screen”, Bekker said.“We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.” =====In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.

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Viviane, you find the most interesting and useful information!

Liz

In no-forced-vaccination , Viviane Lerner

<vivlerner@...> wrote:

>

> Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?

> See

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtml

> http://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.html

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtml

> http://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.html

> etc.

> South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!

> ============

> >> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that

> recognises different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's

> orientations, " said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of

> the foundation.<<

> >> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<

> --------

> " http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798

> Cape Town to host HIV trials

> Hart

> Published:Aug 04, 2008

>

> A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover

> whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.

> South Africa's reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.

>

> The University of Cape Town's Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to

> determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be

> applied to HIV prevention.

>

> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises

> different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's orientations, "

> said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.

>

> Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the

> others will receive a placebo.

>

> The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and

> the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international

> study that has already begun in the US.

>

> The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa

> that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the

> mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

>

> Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects

> heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially

> vulnerable demographic group that has " fallen off the radar screen " ,

> Bekker said.

>

> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV. "

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

[Guest guest]

Viviane, you find the most interesting and useful information!

Liz

In no-forced-vaccination , Viviane Lerner

<vivlerner@...> wrote:

>

> Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?

> See

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtml

> http://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.html

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtml

> http://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.html

> etc.

> South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!

> ============

> >> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that

> recognises different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's

> orientations, " said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of

> the foundation.<<

> >> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<

> --------

> " http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798

> Cape Town to host HIV trials

> Hart

> Published:Aug 04, 2008

>

> A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover

> whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.

> South Africa's reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.

>

> The University of Cape Town's Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to

> determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be

> applied to HIV prevention.

>

> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises

> different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's orientations, "

> said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.

>

> Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the

> others will receive a placebo.

>

> The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and

> the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international

> study that has already begun in the US.

>

> The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa

> that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the

> mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

>

> Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects

> heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially

> vulnerable demographic group that has " fallen off the radar screen " ,

> Bekker said.

>

> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV. "

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

[Guest guest]

Viviane, you find the most interesting and useful information!

Liz

In no-forced-vaccination , Viviane Lerner

<vivlerner@...> wrote:

>

> Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?

> See

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtml

> http://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.html

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtml

> http://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.html

> etc.

> South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!

> ============

> >> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that

> recognises different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's

> orientations, " said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of

> the foundation.<<

> >> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<

> --------

> " http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798

> Cape Town to host HIV trials

> Hart

> Published:Aug 04, 2008

>

> A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover

> whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.

> South Africa's reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.

>

> The University of Cape Town's Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to

> determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be

> applied to HIV prevention.

>

> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises

> different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's orientations, "

> said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.

>

> Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the

> others will receive a placebo.

>

> The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and

> the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international

> study that has already begun in the US.

>

> The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa

> that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the

> mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

>

> Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects

> heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially

> vulnerable demographic group that has " fallen off the radar screen " ,

> Bekker said.

>

> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV. "

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>

[Guest guest]

Viviane, you find the most interesting and useful information!

Liz

In no-forced-vaccination , Viviane Lerner

<vivlerner@...> wrote:

>

> Want to know about the horrid side effects of this drug?

> See

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/archive/Truvada_1584.shtml

> http://www.drugs.com/sfx/truvada-side-effects.html

> http://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/ias_truvada_combivir_2021_12649.shtml

> http://aids.emedtv.com/truvada/truvada-side-effects.html

> etc.

> South African Pharmed guinea pigs, beware!

> ============

> >> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that

> recognises different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's

> orientations, " said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of

> the foundation.<<

> >> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV.<<

> --------

> " http://www.thetimes.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=814798

> Cape Town to host HIV trials

> Hart

> Published:Aug 04, 2008

>

> A GROUND-breaking study in Cape Town this week will try to discover

> whether what might be an HIV prevention drug for homosexual men works.

> South Africa's reputedly pinkest city was chosen for the trial.

>

> The University of Cape Town's Desmond Tutu HIV Foundation wants to

> determine whether Truvada, a drug used in HIV treatment, can also be

> applied to HIV prevention.

>

> " Cape Town is a pink city and we have a constitution that recognises

> different sexualities and doesn't criminalise people's orientations, "

> said -Gail Bekker, one of the co-ordinators of the foundation.

>

> Half the 200 participants in the trials will be given Truvada; the

> others will receive a placebo.

>

> The trial, which is sponsored by the National Institute of Health and

> the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, is part of an international

> study that has already begun in the US.

>

> The study follows similar prevention-oriented trials in West Africa

> that involved testing microbiocides for their ability to reduce the

> mother-to-child transmission of HIV.

>

> Though the HIV epidemic in Africa predominantly affects

> heterosexuals, the Cape Town study will target an especially

> vulnerable demographic group that has " fallen off the radar screen " ,

> Bekker said.

>

> " We are targeting people who, by their behaviour, are putting

> themselves at increased risk of contracting HIV. "

>

> =====

>

> In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, this material is

> distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior

> interest in receiving the included information for research and

> educational purposes.

>