RIP Stephen Crohn: The man AIDS couldn't kill
Stephen Crohn lost a boyfriend and many friends to AIDS before
realizing that there must be something different about him that kept him
from contracting HIV. He eventually became one of the key patients that
helped scientists discover the delta32 mutation — a very rare genetic anomaly that makes a person immune (as far as we know) to HIV.
Crohn died on August 23rd. His family has said the death was a suicide.
Cancer quack continues killing women, new link to odd hospital revealed
Skepticblogger Orac writes
about the sad saga of Fabio Lanzoni’s sister Christina’s ovarian cancer,
which killed her, but with help from "University General Hospital and
at the Burzynski Clinic." It's no accident that this hospital, which has
been sued for fraud and is associated with America's famous non-jailed
cancer quack, goes by the abbreviation "UGH."
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