Edward Hooper's site on the Origins of AIDS
Huntly Collins, Knight Ridder Newspapers; The Macon Telegraph, September 17, 2000
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Until last year, the name Edward Hooper would have registered with virtually no one in the field of AIDS research.
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By Huntly Collins, The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 17, 2000
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LONDON _ Until last year, the name Edward Hooper would have registered with virtually no one in the field of AIDS research.
Charleston Gazette (West Virginia), September 17, 2000, Sunday
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LONDON – Until last year, the name Edward Hooper would have registered with virtually no one in the field of AIDS research.
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The Economist, Vol. 356, 16 September 2000, pp. 87-88.
A meeting in London has destroyed the idea that AIDS was the accidental result of a polio-vaccination campaign conducted in the 1950s. But the disease’s origins are still mysterious
Joey G. Alarilla, Philippine Daily Inquirer, September 16, 2000
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IS the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome epidemic the result of a contaminated polio vaccine? No, according to new tests debunking this theory originally posed in the late ’80s, which has been revived by a book published last year.
Sydney Morning Herald, 15 September 2000; from Daily Telegraph (UK), 12? September 2000.
Continue reading “Did the March of Progress Bring AIDS to Africa”
Jon Cohen
Science, Vol. 289, 15 September 2000, pp. 1850-1851.
LONDON, ENGLAND–For 2 days this week, the staid Royal Society hosted a spirited, sometimes raucous, meeting on the origin of the AIDS epidemic, the first such gathering ever held. At center stage was a controversial theory that a contaminated polio vaccine tested in Africa more than 40 years ago sparked the epidemic. The theory took a hit when researchers revealed that tests of old samples of the vaccine provided no supporting evidence, and the main proponent of the theory, British writer Edward Hooper, endured a verbal battering himself from several prominent scientists. But Hooper, unbowed, got in plenty of jabs of his own.
Von Stefan Klein, FACTS, September 14, 2000
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Aids Hat ein Polio-Impfstoff die Seuche ausgeloest? Der Verdacht ist vorerst entkraeftet. Der Kampf geht weiter.
By Huntly Collins, The Philadelphia Inquirer, September 13, 2000
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LONDON _ The claim that the AIDS epidemic was set off by scientists at Philadelphia’s Wistar Institute during polio vaccine tests in Africa in the 1950s suffered more blows here yesterday as the Royal Society of London concluded scientific debate on the topic.
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OTS Originaltextservice, September 13, 2000
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Auch der Bericht einer Expertengruppe hat den Forscherstreit um die angebliche HIV-Verbreitung durch fruehe Polio-Impfstoffe nicht beendet. Wie die Wochenzeitung DIE ZEIT berichtet, hielt der britische Journalist Edward Hooper, Autor des Buchs “The River”, waehrend einer Pressekonferenz in der Royal Society in London seinen Vorwurf aufrecht, bei der Erprobung eines experimentellen Polio-Impfstoffes in Zentralafrika seien Impflinge womoeglich durch HIV-verseuchte Vakzinen infiziert worden.
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