Last week, Manhunt‘s resident sexpert Colby Keller introduced you to a scruffy, bespectacled (and might I add, very handsome) gentleman named Zachary Barnett. To give you a quick recap, he’s working with the Abzyme Research Fund (EndHIV.com) to test a new vaccine that could make major waves in the fight against HIV/AIDS. Truth be told, I’m only scratching the surface with that recap, so here’s an idea…
Alright! Are you all caught up? When we last saw this lovely duo, Zach was about to tell us about Timothy Ray Brown, a man who was essentially cured after a stem cell transplant in Berlin. He continues from their in our latest installment of In Bed With Colby Keller, then moves on to discuss the complex pharmaceutical politics of his work.
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Watch the second part of Colby’s interview with Zachary Barnett below:
And for even more Colby, follow him on Twitter and check out his Big Shoe Diaries blog!
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Isn’t it about time for Colby Keller to retire ?
No.
l think they would make a cute couple.
Why would he? He’s one of the most intriguing men in the porn industry.
Time to RETIRE and move on and shave the mountain man beard afterwards and start fresh and clean. Moving Forward, thanks for the memories Colby,
only way he can is if he moves in with me upon retirement…..since that so aint happening he has to keep workin hehe
Isn’t it about time for bert33405 to get “his” butt booted off Manhunt Daily?
HIV Resurgence in “Boston Patients” Frustrates, Informs Research Into Cure
From Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
December 9, 2013
The news that “HIV has reappeared
in the blood of two Boston patients who scientists had hoped had been
cured of their infections … is yet another cautionary tale of how
researchers can never afford to underestimate the human immunodeficiency
virus’s ability to hide out in patients’ bodies and overcome their most
ingenious efforts to eliminate it,” NPR’s “Shots”
blog reports (Knox, 12/6). “The patients had received a treatment
regimen similar to that given to Timothy Ray Brown, known as the ‘Berlin
patient,’ who doctors said in 2009 had been cured of the virus by a
bone-marrow transplant with cells that were resistant to HIV infection,”
Nature/Scientific American
writes, noting, “Unlike Brown, however, the two ‘Boston patients’ …
received bone-marrow transplants with cells that were not resistant to
HIV” (Hayden, 12/8).
“Although there was never an expectation that risky bone-marrow
transplants would soon be a routine treatment for HIV, the news was
frustrating to AIDS experts,” the New York Times
reports. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy
and Infectious Diseases, “said the failure ‘doesn’t put an end to this
avenue of research, but it certainly does put a damper on it,'” the
newspaper writes (McNeil, 12/6). “Other people, including a child who is
currently 36 months old and a group of 14 patients in France, have been
able to go off antiviral drugs without the virus reappearing (so far)
if they get treatment early enough after first being infected,” Business Insider notes (Welsh, 12/6).
Back to other news for December 2013
I realize that this is manhunt, but “In The News” should have NEWS. Things like Ryan Kwanton’s butt, Trey Songz endowment, fuckable X-Men, and Dan Osborne naked are not news. Put them under hot guys where they belong. Personally I APPLAUD Colby Keller for delivering something meaningful and worth while.
That’s the problem with having a “celebrity” tag in the “in the news” section. Now that you mention it, I might move that over to the “Entertainment” section…
I’m not trying to tell you how to do your job, and I am really sorry for the hostile overtones in that post. I’m still a bit worked up over the “Religious Freedom” bill that Arizona was trying to pass (thank god the governor vetoed it). I was shocked to see nothing on here about it really.