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HiMyNameIsDaryl	Posted - 29 May 2008 20:42 Hey guys, as we all know, there is still no vaccine for a cure for aids. I'm quite new to aids development. So I'm wondering, what are the current developments of the research for aids? How is the vaccine study coming along? What are the current methods to actually prevent aids other than the use of condoms? Hope to have your replies soon! Thanks loads! =D
melisadenny	Posted - 9 July 2009 4:36 For people who are sexually active, condoms remain our best solution to reducing risks of HIV. Despite some inconsistencies in the evidence, studies show that condoms are an effective physical barrier against passage of even the smallest sexually transmitted pathogens, they write. For example, a recent review provides strong evidence that condoms reduce the risk of clap and chlamydia in both men and women. Studies have also shown consistent and correct use of condoms can reduce genital herpes and human papillon infection. Cure Genital Warts
misterrogershouse	Posted - 15 December 2009 17:38 There seems to be mixed reviews on the Tetrasilver Tetroxide product. I have two family members that are POV(HIV +)and I have spent countless hours researching everyone's views and concepts of "cure" for this virus. I found one to be helpful and includes the Tetrasilver Tetroxide in the product "Oxysilverdotcom/index.asp?AffID=2712" paired with Terrasil for sores and cuts. No available cure is going to be available to the public without people becoming aware by word of mouth. I've seen considerable changes and if you're sick of paying way too much for meds that don't even work or just make you worst, then try something homeopathic. I've been changing my current medical regiment to alternative medicine to increase my life span.

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