Rock Hudson Returns Home for AIDS Treatment
Rock Hudson arrived in Los Angeles from Paris and was admitted to UCLA Medical Center for evaluation and treatment of AIDS and a liver disorder. Publicist and hospital officials said he chose home care to be in a familiar environment as researchers continue AIDS studies receive state and UC funding.
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Los Angeles
Rock Hudson
Paris
Ucla Medical Center
Hudson
McMillan and Wife
Air France
Los Angeles International Airport
University Medical Center
John Hicks
Department of Airports
L.A
Olson
Cathy Dunn
Medical Center
Maddox Fears AIDS Risk From Unconventional Cancer Treatment
Former Georgia Governor Lester Maddox says he may have been exposed to AIDS through cancer therapies at Lawrence Burton’s Immunology Research Center in Grand Bahama Island. He notes he would rather die of cancer than AIDS, has traveled for injections since 1983, and currently uses whole blood protein fractions while awaiting August clinic return.
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Macon
Lester Maddox
Maddox
Lawrence Burton
Grand Bahama Island
Bahamas
United States
AIDS Virus Reproduces Very Fast
Boston researchers at Dana-Farber and Harvard report a fast acting genetic system in the AIDS virus boosting its gene transcription up to about 1,000 times. They identify a master control region and a responsive element that create a positive feedback loop driving rapid viral replication in helper T cells. The work, published in Cell, may inform genetic engineering though not immediate AIDS cures.
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Boston
Craig A. Rosen
Joseph G. Sodroski
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute
William A. Haseltine
Harvard School of Public Health
Cell
Haseltine
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Wal-Mart Stores, Inc
Wal-Mart
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