I had focused my decades-long research in Science Studies on analyzing scientific controversies, including whether particular topics even deserve to be material for scientific study.
I'm fascinated by the epidemiology you mention. I've been aware of the Perth Group's work, and understand the mechanics for how many things can cause reactions. But I haven't delved deeply into the epidemiological anomalies. I want to read more about this.
Go to the website http://thecaseagainsthiv.net/
Sources are given for all those details
I had the link wrong; "confession" doesn't belong at the end. Use just
https://mega.nz/file/wegVGAqL#0kJGxh0KWMhW3OsZJUFonh6c7cetmCQAhJ-0b1B1aAo
I'll fix it on the substack, thanks for the heads-up
I'm fascinated by the epidemiology you mention. I've been aware of the Perth Group's work, and understand the mechanics for how many things can cause reactions. But I haven't delved deeply into the epidemiological anomalies. I want to read more about this.
ref. 3 requires some kind of "decryption key" - would you provide?