HHV-6 University

If you still believe in causation, you'll love this book. Now an audiobook! On April 16, 1996, Congressman Jerrold Nadler spoke on the floor of Congress about his request for a General Accounting investigation into how the CDC had handled the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome epidemic. Nadler did that at the urging of Charles Ortleb, the publisher and the New York Native and his reporter Neenyah Ostrom. Ortleb and Ostrom had made the case to Nadler that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the virus it had been linked to, HHV-6, were serious public health issues.                                                 In an interview in New York Native with Neenyah Ostrom,Congressman Nadler said, "Congress can mandate research into CFS as a viral disease. Maybe it will turn out that HHV-6A is the cause of CFS; maybe it will turn out that other viruses ar...

HHV-6, the CFS/AIDS virus https://www.healthrising.org/blog/2019/04/15/nih-chronic-fatigue-lipkin-davis-prusty-oh/

Is HHV-6 the real cause of AIDS malignancies? The Changing Face of HIV-Associated Malignancies: Advances, Opportunities, and Future Directions. Lurain K 1 , Yarchoan R 1 , Ramaswami R 1 . Author information Abstract Because of tremendous advances in HIV care, the survival of many people living with HIV (PLWH) now approaches that of the general population. This has led to a shift in the types of malignancies diagnosed among PLWH from AIDS-defining cancers during the height of the HIV epidemic toward more non-AIDS-defining cancers and age-related incidental cancers in the last 2 decades. Despite these trends, positive cancer outcomes still lag behind patients without HIV, and many PLWH never receive appropriate cancer therapy. We explore the reasons for the epidemiologic shift that has been observed, as well as the factors that influence treatment disparities. Furthermore, several studies have demonstrated similar cancer survival rates when PLWH and certain cancers...

Virologist was uneasy about African swine fever 25 years ago https://www.nationalhogfarmer.com/agenda/virologist-was-uneasy-about-african-swine-fever-25-years-ago

Kaposi's sarcoma is not a neoplasm let alone a sarcoma Aivlys Pérez MD Jorge L. Sánchez MD Pablo I. Almodóvar MD https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/pdf/10.1046/j.1365-4362.2003.01960.x

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This is the letter he sent to Donna Shalala: Read more about Nadler and this letter in The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Epidemic Cover-up . Now an audiobook! On April 16, 1996, Congressman Jerrold Nadler spoke on the floor of Congress about his request for a General Accounting investigation into how the CDC had handled the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome epidemic. Nadler did that at the urging of Charles Ortleb, the publisher and the New York Native and his reporter Neenyah Ostrom. Ortleb and Ostrom had made the case to Nadler that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the virus it had been linked to, HHV-6, were serious public health issues.                                                 In an interview in New York Native with Neenyah Ostrom,Congressman Nadler said, "Congress can mandate research into CFS as a viral disease. Maybe it wi...

Read more about Nadler and this letter in The Chronic Fatigue Syndrome Epidemic Cover-up . Now an audiobook! On April 16, 1996, Congressman Jerrold Nadler spoke on the floor of Congress about his request for a General Accounting investigation into how the CDC had handled the Chronic Fatigue Syndrome epidemic. Nadler did that at the urging of Charles Ortleb, the publisher and the New York Native and his reporter Neenyah Ostrom. Ortleb and Ostrom had made the case to Nadler that Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the virus it had been linked to, HHV-6, were serious public health issues.                                                 In an interview in New York Native with Neenyah Ostrom,Congressman Nadler said, "Congress can mandate research into CFS as a viral disease. Maybe it will turn out that HHV-6A is the cause of CFS; maybe i...