Rebecca V. Culshaw Ordre des livres

Four decades after the influential portrayal of the AIDS epidemic, mathematician Rebecca Culshaw reveals that much of what is widely accepted about AIDS is fundamentally incorrect. This misunderstanding poses risks not only to specific groups but to everyone. In her book, Culshaw shares her journey of uncovering these truths through her research on HIV and its interaction with the immune system. It is uncommon for a researcher to express doubt about the prevailing paradigm, let alone abandon the field entirely. Her updated work, originally titled Science Sold Out, serves as a significant whistleblower account. The narrative delves into the politics surrounding the evolving definition of AIDS and critiques the flaws in HIV testing. It also addresses how the current government-driven scientific research structure has compromised the integrity of science in the pursuit of truth. Culshaw provides both scientific and sociological insights into the rapid acceptance of the AIDS theory by media and society. She condemns the discriminatory practices faced by HIV-positive individuals and highlights the harmful drugs imposed on marginalized communities, likening it to historical medical injustices. While her compelling arguments may evoke feelings of despair, she offers actionable strategies for the scientific community, Congress, media, and the public to rectify the damage caused by the AIDS establishment since 1981.