A cure for AIDS! Aids,HIV,Bubonic Plague,West Nile Virus,Small Pox,Acute Leukemia,Cystic Fibrosis,Sickle Cell Anemia,Diabetes,Hemophilia

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(Free-Press-Release.com) September 21, 2009 -- * Congratulations and celebrations are in order for the Medical community (NOT the fu--ing drug companies!) and particularly

* Dr. Stephen O'Brien of the National Institutes of Health in Washington D.C. for His recent discovery of the CCR5 Gene (delta 32)! A genetic mutation inherited from our ancestors (2 survivors of plagues that have children together produce the "mutation") that is a Natural inoculation that * PREVENTS and CURES: Aids, HIV, Bubonic Plague, West Nile Virus, Small Pox, Acute Leukemia,Cystic Fibrosis, Sickle Cell Anemia, Diabetes and possibly Hemophilia . It is able to suppress the viruses "in vitro" (suspending them in a sense to prevent/block entry into a carrier protein that a virus needs to infect a cell ormacrophages or lymphocytes) as well as kills them altogether when introduced in direct contact with them. Amazing. He even exposed the protein to over 3,000 times the normal amount needed to become infected with AIDS and it didn't make a dent.

Dr. O'Brien has synthesized the protein from the delta 32 gene to produce an entirely new class of "Fusion Inhibitor" drugs to prevent the viruses from infecting cells. Ha has found the delta 32 DNA in skeletal remains going back 4,000 years!

Dr. O'Brien is internationally recognized for his research contributions in human and animal genetics, evolutionary biology, retrovirology and species conservation AND has Authored or co-authored OVER 500 Published Scientific Articles.

Dr. Stephen J. O'Brien:

The Author of OVER 500 Published Scientific Articles:
:What is the best advice you have been given?:

This gem was given to me by my graduate advisor Ross MacIntyre, who once told me that the most important lesson he could teach his students was not how to know a discipline well, not how to design a great experiment and not how to compose a cogent research grant proposal or manuscript. The most critical skill a scientist can nurture is the ability to recognize an important scientific observation when you see it and then to pursue the evidence so aggressively that the skeptics are silenced. To miss the first part is reminiscent of comments I encounter not so uncommonly after a Nobel award is announced. Have you ever heard colleagues then quip “Oh, I had similar data long before they did. It's in my files and I never published it!”? Translation: “I didn't recognize the significance of my own data”; or worse, “I was too inflexible to pursue this nattering and surprising result. Instead, I followed conventional wisdom in a steady predictable research tact.” A day doesn't go by when I don't learn new things, but I have never forgotten the advice I received long ago about considering the implications of one's own

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