HOw are they testing/ going to test the new aids vaccines? Are they going to try and give them HIV and see?

So, they are giving people trial AIDS vaccinations now, see todays yahoo news. How are they going to test to see if they work. Just wait for years and years to see if anyof them naturally get AIDS( note these are only being tested on a few people), or are they going to actually try and give them HIV? Anyone know?

HIV does not cause AIDs. It never has done and never will do. There are two types of Viruses. Passanger and pilot. A passenger virus clings onto a human cell and is just along for the ride, it does no harm but does no good either. A pilot virus takes over a cell and stears it towards disease. HIV is a passenger virus. AIDS is a break down in the imune system but its not caused by HIV. Its caused by drug use and AZT, the drug used to kill the HIV virus. HIV doesn't really do anything except make you feel run down and tired from time to time.

This guy obviously does not suffer from HIV or know anyone who does. Report It

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no, they just take some blood and submit it to HIV and then try to kill the cells ..
who would be crazy enough to sign up for something like that ?

I didn't read the article, but mostly likely they will do it like they did the other vaccinations.

And they probably have already tested this stuff on animals.

Here is a little tip for people to keep themselves from getting aids. Keep your legs closed and wait for marriage.

Sorry if this sounds mean, but I don't feel sorry for someone who gets aid, when they sleep around.

Cartman's - answer is scary ... who doesn't feel run down from time to time. Thanks though Cartman

I looked up what I could find... they are loking for volunteers for testing. And from what I understand, they do need to test it on humans sometimes for several years before it can be FDA approved. Chances are they will test in high risk areas. And if you watched the constant gardner... probably promise them something in return for being a volunteer.... like food! However, in my opinion Africa would be a great place to test such a product or Amsterdam... high risk but easy to see if they develop the virus later.

If medical professionals were competent they could have had answers long ago.