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| | The AIDS Heretic Who Won't Die (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-12) |
 | | Although Duesberg continues to argue that the amount of virus seen in humans should not, in principle, be capable of wreaking so much harm, the fact is that the amount seen in monkeys with AIDS is about the same as is found in humans. |
 | | In 1987, Duesberg stated that the major obstacle to his accepting the HIV hypothesis was not the lack of epidemiological evidence, but the dearth of information as to how the virus could possibly cause AIDS, given its lack of "biochemical activity" and the low amount of the virus present in the blood. |
 | | Duesberg, to be sure, claims that "the death rate in the AZT group was 25 percent higher than in the control group" (330 1), but he misinterprets the numbers to reach this conclusion. |
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