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Originally Posted by strike7785
Before the transplant, the patient endured powerful drugs and radiation to kill off his own infected bone marrow cells and disable his immune system - a treatment fatal to between 20 and 30 percent of recipients.
He was also taken off the potent drugs used to treat his AIDS. Huetter's team feared that the drugs might interfere with the new marrow cells' survival. They risked lowering his defenses in the hopes that the new, mutated cells would reject the virus on their own.[/COLOR]
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This part is kinda scary about the whole thing.
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Originally Posted by strike7785
To be honest I know how to rid this planet of the AIDS Virus.. Its cruel and unusual punishment but here goes.... Basically just kill off everyone who has attracted the virus, but thats easier said than done.. I know some people were innocently brought into the world with the diseas but others go around spreading it without a world of care... Then again its finding those patients who have the disease which would be the hardest part... I know I know... Im sick to be thinking of something like this but hey... Survivol is the key.. Got to do what you got to do.
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I totally agree with this idea. Why sit there and waste money on dead people walking? Cruel? No it's logical. Unusual punishment? They in existence spreading it are punishment to the human race. Sad? Most definitely.