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'The Great AIDS Quest,' 'What happened in Robert Gallo's lab?' asks Pulitzer-Prize-winning investigative reporter John Crewdson in a 16-page special section of the Chicago Tribune devoted to probing the events [...]

PAPER CRITICAL OF HIV THEORY PUBLISHED AMID CONTROVERSY In his latest and most exhaustive challenge to the AIDS research 'orthodoxy,' Peter H. Duesberg remains adamant in rejecting HIV as the [...]

Stumbling blocks keep questions in dental HIV case ATLANTA -- Federal officials might never get to the bottom of the widely reported case of a woman who may have contracted [...]

According to the authors' abstract of an article published in Oncology Reports, "The scientific debate between pros and cons of the HIV criminal theory of AIDS still remains unsettled. The [...]

Back in 1987 it seemed that every scientific article having anything at all to do with AIDS began with the words "HIV is the etiologic agent of AIDS." Although by [...]

SOURCE: Lancet, March 13, 1993;341(8846):658-659. The hypothesis that AIDS is caused in homosexual men not by HIV-1 but by drug use and sexual activity is not borne out by an [...]

More than 40 percent of AIDS patients - but not patients with other immunological disorders - test positive for a newly discovered mycoplasma with pathological properties. Moreover, 20 percent of [...]

SOURCE: The Lancet, October 17, 1992;340(8825):971-972. There may be many cases of AIDS in African patients who are not infected with HIV, Japanese researchers suggest. Osamu Hishida of Kyoto University [...]

VIII International Conference on AIDS HIV discoverer Luc Montagnier reasserted his controversial theory that mycoplasma act as cofactors in AIDS pathogenesis at the opening session of the VIII International Conference [...]

The Netherlands A group of scientists began May 14, 1992, to patiently unravel the fundamental beliefs that underpin the search for a cure for AIDS, starting with the basic question [...]

Wistar Institute A panel of six scientists has been appointed to evaluate a theory that AIDS originated more than 30 years ago in a batch of polio vaccine prepared at [...]

Wistar Institute The March 19, 1992, issue of Rolling Stone magazine contains an article by free-lance writer Tom Curtis claiming that an oral polio vaccine originally developed by former Wistar [...]

VII International Conference on AIDS No stranger to controversy, HIV co-discoverer Luc Montagnier again put forward his theory that HIV requires a cofactor - possibly a mycoplasma - in order [...]

SYPHILIS TREATMENT. Rationale for the use of massive doses of penicillin followed by long-term doxycycline as a treatment for AIDS is based on two hypotheses put forward by the New [...]