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From: jnynge@ritvax.isc.rit.edu (YAMONACO, J)
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Subject: HIV- early strains
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First - thanks to folks who responded to my question!  It would seem to me that
it might be important to trace HIV back.  Maybe it was a less destructive
infection at one point and we could discover what made it change to what
we have now.  I was thinking maybe another virus teams up with HIV
to create a more serious infection.  
   I probably am offering very simplistic ideas!  I get so frustrated that
this disease is still with us and hurting so many people.