Further compelling evidence appears in the 1972 Bulletin of the United National World Health Organization in an article entitled "Virus-Associated Immunopathology: Animal models and Implications for Human Disease." It states: "An attempt should be made to ascertain whether viruses can, in fact, exert selective effects on immune function, e.g. by . . . affecting T cell function as opposed to B cell function. The possibility should also be looked into that the immune response to the virus itself may be impaired if the infecting virus damages more or less selectively the cells responding to the viral antigens."
Eric Taylor, Persons with AIDS vs. Uncle Sam Class Action Lawsuit
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