In 2004, I broke open the NIH clinical trial scandal - government researchers using New York City orphans in clinical trials with combinations of highly toxic, speculative drugs. Read the story below.

• Inside Incarnation NY Press July/Aug 2005 - Interviews with children and childcare workers from the orphanage. Radio Interview with a childcare worker from ICC.
  

• The House That AIDS Built Altheal.org January 2004 - The original expose.

• The ICC Investigation Continues Altheal.org May 2004


• The ICC Audio Interviews and Thalidomide Document February 2007 - interview with the medical director of the orphange, and drugging with Thalidomide on orphans at ICC.

• Knowing is Beautiful and Sex Crimes - Parts one and two of “The Hidden Face of HIV” GNN 2005 - a review and analysis of what is known as "HIV Testing", in two parts.

• The ICC Website and Clinical Trials

• Exclusive: The Good Man At The NIH

• The NIH Scandal and the Future of AIDS Research

• Stepping Over Bodies on the Way to Market – The Truth About Nevirapine

• All the News that Fits…Two Years Later

• Another Attack on Authentic Investigative Journalism (fromthewilderness.com)

• My Interview for Nature Medicine

• Notes on a ‘Scandal’

On HIV Tests and Testing:

• Hiv Test Section
  

On Africa:

• Kamala’s Soweto – Aids and Safe Drinking Water

• Uganda – Swamp and Flooding – Aids and Safe Drinking Water

• ANC Today – Nevirapine Drugs African Guinea Pigs

• Corporate Sponsored Viramune (Nevirapine) Donation Programme

• Nevirapine and Stevens Johnson Syndrome – the Lancet February 1998

• Nevirapine and the Risk of Stevens Johnson syndrome or Toxic Epidermal Necrolysis

On Drugs:

• Gastric Tube for AIDS Drug Adherence in Children

• Over a quarter of HIV Positive Children on Aids Drugs have Lipodystrophy – European Study

• Nevirapine – FDA Alerts, 1999

• Foster Care Children Used In Drug Trials – Violation of Legal Code AHRP 2004

• Mitochondrial Damage and DNA Depletion in Cord Blood in Infants Exposed in Utero to AZT

• New Aids Drugs as Bad as the Disease – Journal of Aids, December 2003

• Vaccine Blues – The Aids Crusade Moves On - September 2007
  

Related Material from the GNN Weblog:

• Four Papers on Aids that Make You Say, WFT?!

• NY Times: For Science’s Gatekeepers, a Credibility Gap?

• Bush to Nation: Half of all AIDS cases occur among African Americans

• Dr Jonathan Fishbein NIH Whistleblower on Nevirapine Reinstated with Honors

• More New York Times Bullshit on the AIDS/ICC Scandal

• Anti-AZT Activist’s Child Dies

• New York Times to the Rescue!

• Welcomes Critical Thinking – Austin Chronicle

• What You Can’t do to Children, and Why

• Do We Have a Right to Dissent?

• Vaccine Trials – Get the Cure, Get the Disease

Patricia Nell Warren comments on the NIH Orphans-in-drug-trials scandal in her column in Arts and Understanding Magazine:

• Asking the Questions May 2004; What does it mean when a story about possible clinical trial abuses hits the wire, but most news media ignore it?

• Banana Ethics June 2005; Why does corruption in AIDS research continue to go unpunished?

• What Were They Thinking? August 2005; Inspired by lax oversight in the world of medicine, a new watchdog fights for ethical standards.

Bird Flu Investigation:

• Science Crossfire Salvo Magazine, Summer 2006

• The Bird Flu Breakdown - Part 1: Two Children in Vietnam Independent, Summer 2006

• German Virologist: "There's No Such Thing As Bird Flu"

• The Avian Menace

• Tamiflu - It Kills Rats, Does it Stop the Flu?

• Bird Flu - Reality or Manipulation?

Debate:

Debate is the Heart and Soul of a Civil Society.

• HPV Debate "The Vaccine (that doesn’t stop) the virus (that doesn’t cause cancer) " Gardisil Vaccinations for adolescent girls – Cui Bono? GNN, December 2006
  

• AIDS Drugs - Drugs with severe and deadly side-effects, used in New York City orphans and throughout Africa. A necessary evil, or just bad medicine?

• The cost of HIV drugs in Africa – who benefits? Nevirapine Debate GNN, December 2006

• An AIDS Debate: Email Correspondence between Liam Scheff and a Mainstream AIDS History Researcher at Duke University (June 2006)

• Celia Farber advising caution | Jeanne Bergman on the offensive

• At Seed Magazine’s blog, Aetiology.com – Part one | Part two - Spring 2006

• At the Guerrilla News Network (see comments to articles) on Africa and Russia - Summer 2006

• The British Medical Journal debates Sex and AIDS - 2003-2004