Je ne suis pas sensé savoir que vous vous basez sur de multiples travaux à moins que vous me montriez les travaux sur lesquels vous vous basez.
Je t'ai fournit un tout petit échantillonnage des travaux existant sur le sujet, très petit mais il est facile pour toute personne ne baignant pas dans ses propres étrons de mauvaise foi, de trouver de multiples autres études sur le sujet, ce qui n'est manifestement pas ton cas! Mais tient voici encore de la littérature à ce sujet!
In studies conducted in both developing and developed countries, death rates are markedly higher among HIV-seropositive individuals than among HIV-seronegative individuals. For example, NunnExternal Web Site Policy and colleagues (BMJ 1997;315) assessed the impact of HIV infection over five years in a rural population in the Masaka District of Uganda. Among 8,833 individuals of all ages who had an unambiguous result on testing for HIV-antibodies (either 2 or 3 different test kits were used for blood samples from each individual), HIV-seropositive people were 16 times more likely to die over 5 years than HIV-seronegative people (see tableExternal Web Site Policy). Among individuals ages 25 to 34, HIV-seropositive people were 27 times more likely to die than HIV-seronegative people. In another study in Uganda, 19,983 adults in the rural Rakai District were followed for 10 to 30 months (Sewankambo et al. AIDS 2000;14). In this cohort, HIV-seropositive people were 20 times more likely to die than HIV-seronegative people during 31,432 person-years of observation. Similar findings have emerged from other studies (Boerma et al. AIDS 1998;12(suppl 1)); for example:
In Tanzania, HIV-seropositive people were 12.9 time more likely to die over two years than HIV-seronegative people (Borgdorff et al. Genitourin Med 1995;71)
In Malawi, mortality over three years among children who survived the first year of life was 9.5 times higher among HIV-seropositive children than among HIV-seronegative children (Taha et al. Pediatr Infect Dis J 1999;18)
In Rwanda, mortality was 21 times higher for HIV-seropositive children than for HIV-seronegative children after 5 years (SpiraExternal Web Site Policy et al. Pediatrics 1999;14). Among the mothers of these children, mortality was 9 times higher among HIV-seropositive women than among HIV-seronegative women in four years of follow-up (Leroy et al. J Acquir Immune Defic Syndr Hum Retrovirol 1995;9).
In Cote d'Ivoire, HIV-seropositive individuals with pulmonary tuberculosis (TB) were 17 times more likely to die within six months than HIV-seronegative individuals with pulmonary TB (Ackah et al. Lancet 1995; 345).
In the former Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), HIV-infected infants were 11 times more likely to die from diarrhea than uninfected infants (Thea et al. NEJM 1993;329).
In South Africa, the death rate for children hospitalized with severe lower respiratory tract infections was 6.5 times higher for HIV-infected infants than for uninfected children (Madhi et al. Clin Infect Dis 2000;31).
In the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study (MACS), a 16-year study of 5,622 homosexual and bisexual men, 1,668 of 2,761 HIV-seropositive men have died (60 percent), 1,547 after a diagnosis of AIDS. In contrast, among 2,861 HIV-seronegative participants, only 66 men (2.3 percent) have died (A. Munoz, MACS, personal communication).
HIV can be detected in virtually everyone with AIDS.
Recently developed sensitive testing methods, including the polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and improved culture techniques, have enabled researchers to find HIV in patients with AIDS with few exceptions. HIV has been repeatedly isolated from the blood, semen and vaginal secretions of patients with AIDS, findings consistent with the epidemiologic data demonstrating AIDS transmission via sexual activity and contact with infected blood (Hammer et al. J Clin Microbiol 1993;31; Jackson et al. J Clin Microbiol 1990;28).
The Evidence That HIV Causes AIDS
À ce stade nier le fait que le VIH est responsable du SIDA tient manifestement de la connerie la plus flagrante!
Donc en gros vous me dites qu'il ne peut y avoir de cas d'immuno-depression acquis ayant d'autres origines que le VIH ? Vous savez qu'il me suffit de trouver un cas pour démonter cette affirmation?
Ce n'est pas parce que VIH est responsable du SIDA qu'il n'existe pas d'autres causes susceptibles d'affecter le système immunitaire il existe également des maladies génétiques responsable de défaillances immunitaires, le truc c'est que justement dans le cas du SIDA il y a eu suffisamment d'exemples et de contrôles pour affirmer que c'était bien le VIH le responsable toi comprendre triple zigoto que tu es?
Je lirai mais peu de chance que vous me filiez une fessée après...
Tu as tort une fessée te ferrait le plus grand bien!
