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Ultra stooopid Title.....'ALL'...SMH......THIS THREAD IS MEANINGLESS AND FIXATED ON THE BACKbURNER oF GOSSSSSSSSSSSSSIPPPPPPPPP!!!/HEAR SAY!!! @OP....SMH

OBGYN practices may soon double their patient
market if a recent board decision comes to full
fruition. The September decision reverses a ban on OBGYN's treating men for anal cancer (which is on the rise, and predominantly affecting those with HIV).
The NY Times reports: Like cervical cancer, anal cancer is usually caused by the human papillomavirus, or HPV, which is sexually transmitted. This type of cancer is rare, but
its incidence is increasing, especially among men and women infected with H.I.V. Experts in anal cancer asked the board to reconsider its position, and some started letter-writing campaigns.
Patient advocacy groups expressed worry that the prohibition would interfere with research and make it harder for male patients to find screening and treatment.
The board had said it wanted to protect the profession as a female specialty and limit the nongynecological work performed by its members. But Dr. Kenneth L. Noller, the board’s director of evaluation, said board members had reconsidered and realized that gynecologists had a long tradition of treating sexually transmitted infections in both men and women, and that HPV and problems related to the virus fell into that category.

Researchers at Boston's Brigham and Women’s
Hospital have revealed that a study which appeared to have eradicated HIV in two patients via bone marrow transplants has now had a setback as HIV has recurred in both patients.
The study was led by Dr. Timothy Henrich and
Henrich revealed the news during an international conference of AIDS researchers in Florida this past Thursday. Henrich explains, “We felt it would be scientifically unfair to not let people know how things are going, especially for potential patients."
The Boston Globe writes: The two patients in the Boston study had battled HIV for years. They agreed to stop taking their HIV medications earlier this year to test whether the medicine was holding the infections in check, or whether it was the transplant of healthy donor bone marrow cells each received that was vanquishing signs of
the virus in their bodies.
Both had received the transplants after chemotherapy and other treatments had failed to stop their Hodgkin’s lymphoma, a cancer of the blood. For weeks, Henrich’s team carefully tested the patients’ blood, searching for signs of HIV.
In July, with one patient off the HIV medications for seven weeks, and the other patient off for 15, the scientists reported their early, encouraging results: They could find no trace of the virus in their blood cells. But in August, the scientists detected HIV in
one of the patients, who then resumed taking
medication. The other remained seemingly
HIV-free. Concerned about the ethics of
continuing the study, the scientists gave the
patient the choice of going back on the drugs. The patient opted to stay off the medicine. Last month, after eight months with no HIV
detected, signs of the virus reemerged and the
patient went back on medication, too. Henrich said the reemergence of the virus
demonstrates that HIV reservoirs — latent cells
that carry the genetic code of HIV — are
lurking deeper in the body and are more
persistent than scientists had realized. “This suggests that we need to look deeper, or
we need to be looking in other tissues . . . the
liver, gut, and brain,” Henrich said. “These are
all potential sources, but it’s very difficult to
obtain tissue from these places so we don’t do
that routinely.” While these new developments are disappointing,
it's also important to acknowledge the benefits of this study. Dr. Steven Deeks, who attended the Florida conference says, “There are a lot of hurdles.
But this [the Boston researchers’ approach] dramatically advanced the cure research agenda.” Dr. Katherine Luzuriaga, professor of molecular medicine, pediatrics and medicine at UMass Medical School concurs, saying: “This is certainly telling us a lot about persistence, what we need to do, and how low we need to drop the levels of HIV reservoirs in order to allow patients to achieve remission."

«—M®×L¹MPºPº ™:
Psycho when i asserted that the title was redundant,i meant that it was vry useless n ridiculous. Badly-educated malnourished snivellin lagos tout

ANIMAL! U MADE NO SENSE!

richP: why should adidas retain a woman who laughs at victims of domestic abuse??

Y shudnt they? So it is nice when you go about bullying someone? I like ur Reasoning!

kayLion: Is this the BREAKING NEWS??!!...smh!!

Yes.it is breaking news! maybe u need to pick a dictionary to see/check the meaning of 'breaking news' because if u think only general/politics news are breaking news,u are dead wrong

«—M®×L¹MPºPº ™:
Rihana n her fanz wicked?? vry stoo pid n redundant headline! poster expln to me hw me(in particular) as a rihana fan contributd to the sack of that garrulous woman,that u shud cal me wicked! brainless bushdog

Another example of someone using words he/she doesnt know their meaning....how is the title Redundant? Do u even knw what that means?Ur a WASP! Yes.SHE AND HER FANS caused it. So shutUp and #Runalong!

diarra94: if i was paid a kobo for every useless thread on NL,... ill be a millionire by now

See who dey tuk? What part of this thread is useless? Oga i can spot useless thread!

IAMBREEZY: So gibberish no sane nigga would comprehend it.

+1 credible news is definitely not for you!!

adesexy: Wetyn dis OP dey tok....criously Oga seun u sopose dey scan ppl brain b4 dey register for NL

U no dey make sense. Try Again!

seankay: WHORISDIS?

Rubbish!!!

it would seem like rubbish to you,because u're allergic to credible news.

«—M®×L¹MPºPº ™:
blind pig i was referin t the HEADLINE in particular wher the poster tagged rihanna & her fans as extremely wicked. Peruse painstaking nxt time bfor quotin ppl.reprehensible bastar d

before you go calling someone a blind pig,have u checked yourself? If that is not wickedness what exactly is it? And if rihanna ws good she should/would have gone ahead to stop the petition. Don't throw your logic out the window simply because u're a fan

mayapop: I don't get anything you just said@op

are u serious?? Lol,sumtin as simple as this?

Yesssss! U may have Heard or Even if U have not...IT's Here....Teyana Taylor has Been Dropped By Addidas all thanks to the back and forth Twit fight that took place between she And Ms.Fling a.k.a Rihanna......long story short! Well Teyana being a Hood Chic Refused to be Bullied and went for Rihanna's jugular subliminally referencing her Domestic Violence shii with Chris brown...that was when Rihannas fan base popularly Known as RihannaNavy swung into action By writting a Petition at 'change.org' and having oda Navy fans Sign it just so Teyana wud be dropped....and Few weeks after the Spat....Teyana Taylor Gets Dropped!!


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redcliff: Lol, this old car..Hope he has given birth to all the children he want to have..tsk

^^ Man I weak Ooooo....lmao...

S/N: oNE mANS THRASH is anoda Persons Come Up..

A man in the US is to sell one of his testicles so he can buy his dream car.
Mark Parisi's stunning revelation was made on US show, The Doctors, which screens on Prime in New Zealand.
And the price? Parisi is being paid US$35,000 (NZ$ 42,890) for the testicle so he can buy a Nissan 370Z Fairlady.
It has been reported that the US$35,000 fee is the standard going rate paid by medical science in the US.

QUESTION: WHAT PART OF UR BODY ARE U WILLING TO SELL TO ACHIEVE UR DREAM CAR/ are u willing to Lose Ur testicles to Achieve this car?

hmm....I no fit shout oooooo...

A man in the US is to sell one of his testicles so he can buy his dream car.
Mark Parisi's stunning revelation was made on US show, The Doctors, which screens on Prime in New Zealand.
And the price? Parisi is being paid US$35,000 (NZ$ 42,890) for the testicle so he can buy a Nissan 370Z Fairlady.
It has been reported that the US$35,000 fee is the standard going rate paid by medical science in the US.

WiLL You Sell One of Your Testicles to Buy Your Dream Car??..