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Did Prof. Bauer sponsor this booth?

This presentation delves into the controversies surrounding HIV treatment approaches, including the ongoing debate on circumcision and its perceived benefits. It raises critical questions about the future of AIDS management, examining claims that the epidemic may not last until 2031 under Dr. Martens' guidance. It contrasts the "Test and Treat" strategy with the "do no harm" philosophy advocated by certain Italian researchers. Key figures such as Prof. Duesberg and Drs. Koehnlein and Sacher are questioned regarding the ethical implications of discontinuing HAART among HIV-positive individuals and the reported improvements in quality of life.

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Did Prof. Bauer sponsor this booth?

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  1. Did Prof. Bauer sponsor this booth?

  2. To circumcide or not to circumcide?

  3. Is AIDS supposed to last until 2031 or to end sooner under Dr. Martens?

  4. Interesting logo for the conference

  5. Test and Treat as they say here …

  6. … or wait and do no harm as these Italian scientists say?

  7. Who did write this poster? Prof. Duesberg, Drs. Koehnlein or Sacher? Encouraging hiv-positive patients to discontinue haart and reporting that their quality of life increases … “benefits to stop art” …

  8. Let’s read in greater detail

  9. Take home message: “improved quality of life following haart discontinuation”

  10. David Crowe and Clark Baker might have enjoyed these communications

  11. Prof. Bauer, did you see this?

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