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- [Document Series: Project for Aspirin Research & Education]
- A series of documents all discussing the recent investigation into the impacts of aspirin on the immune system, especially in relation to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS).
- [Flyer: GALPAC Needs Your Support]
- A flyer from Gay and Lesbian Association Political Action Committee seeking to raise funds to conduct an aspirin therapy awareness campaign.
- [Graphs: History of T-Cell Tests]
- A document listing out T-cell tests accompanied by graphs that illustrate these numbers and their progression over time.
- [Journal Article: Effect of Acetyl Salicylic Acid on Producation and Action of Leukocyte-Derived Interferons]
- A research article from the Antimicrobial Agents and Chemotherapy, showing the positive links between aspirin use and higher levels of human gamma interferons.
- [Journal Article: Immune Modulation By Aspirin During Experimental Rhinovirus Colds]
- A research article from the Bulletin of the New York Academy of Medicine, extrapolating that aspirin might be an effective therapy for persons with HIV/AIDS.
- [Journal Article: Mechanism of Action of Thymosin]
- A research article from Immunopharacology, discussing the effects of aspirin on T-cells.
- [News Release: Second Opinion on Yokohama AIDS Conference]
- Commentary on a dispatch released by the Associated Press. The dispatch reported that the conference determined "there is no cure for AIDS, no effective treatment, no vaccine. Nor will there be anytime soon." The author of the commentary comments that this is only a partial view from the conference.
- [Press Release: GALAPAC Discovers Aspirin Therapy for HIV]
- A press release from the Gay and Lesbian Political Action Committee discussing how aspirin may be an effective therapy for individuals with HIV/AIDS.
- [Studies: Aspirin Research]
- A research study discussing the impacts of aspirin on the immune system.
- A Survey of Cell Biology
- A published report over the NF-kB and Rel: Participants in Multiform Transcriptional Regulatory System and the impacts that this research may have on HIV.