I never realized how much I didn't know about HIV/Aids. Right now I'm doing a group research project for my Usems class and each member in my group are all focusing on different theories of the Origins of HIV/Aids. One of theories had to do with the polio vaccine, it was basically about how the vaccine was grown in African monkey's kidneys, and then used for vaccination. To my suprise I never knew about so many theories of HIV/Aids, and how it was exposed people. I'm doing more research on this subject and it just becomes more and more interesting. There was a movie that was supposed to be released on the Origins of Aids in 2005 but it was never released due to some issues. But this movie can be found on Youtube, dailymotions, and blitz tv...if anyone is interested in this subject you should definitely check out the movie because it has interesting facts.
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I think that there is more and more to learn about AIDS than ever before and to say that you don't know everything is the first step in learning more. Are you in a biology class?
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I think that there is more and more to learn about AIDS than ever before and to say that you don't know everything is the first step in learning more. Are you in a biology class?
Read more from me at: http://www.progressiveu.org/blog/jewels07-0
Yeah I am in Biology but this is my first year in college so we just barely touched the basis of what Aids does to the body. I don't know if I'll be learning more about it in Biology but all the information I'm learning from is my research project that I have in another class. This virus is so common today but yet there is always new things that come out about it.
Susie H.