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"The theory that AIDS originated
in African monkeys arose from
an incident of laboratory contamination."

       The scientific literature is clear:  (1) New York City is the epicenter of the AIDS epidemic; (2) the theory that HIV came from monkeys is a fallacy; the theory that AIDS originated in African monkeys arose from an incident of laboratory contamination; and (3) the African AIDS epidemic-as-holocaust never manifested.

     Fully referenced, based on a review of over 3000 scientific and medical journal articles, this book redefines global concepts for the prevalence and distribution of HIV infection.  Author, Chris Jennings, excels at making the science accessible and easy to read.

$45.00 USD     Read More . . .

"Few people realize that the familiar
HIV/AIDS global statistics are actually estimates."

     For example, UNAIDS estimated that the Republic of South Africa had 140,000 HIV/AIDS deaths in 1997.  However, after tabulating all deaths for 1997, the Republic of South Africa attributed only 6,635 deaths to HIV/AIDS.

     Such discrepancies are rarely noted.  The familiar HIV/AIDS estimates are pasted into maps widely circulated by UNAIDS and the World Health Organization, and then published in medical, scientific, and public publications; displayed in professional slide shows; broadcast on television and over the radio; therefore, these estimates prevail over public and professional perceptions.

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Returning in 2012

The HIV/AIDS Biological Primer

    Originally published as Understanding and Preventing AIDS:  A Book for Everyone, this illustrated book is easy to read for anyone of sexually active age.  It was adopted as a textbook by high schools, colleges, nursing schools, public health schools, world-renowned hospitals; and city, state, and federal health agencies.

     "Above all, it has the kind of practical information, laid out in a highly readable, straightforward, understandable terms, that is largely absent from every other book on AIDS."

The Pioneer Valley Advocate

    "This book pulls no punches ... an excellent job in assembling an up-to-date, readable book for adolescents and members of the general public ... Understanding and Preventing AIDS belongs in the school library."

The New England Journal of Medicine

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