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Police officers from the Medical School area as well as four officials from Harvard's Environmental Health and Safety Office were dispatched around noon to Vanderbilt Hall, a 130,000 sq. ft. residential hall home to 321 medical students located at 107 Ave. Louis Pasteur...
...accompanying editorial, Simon Wain-Hobson of the Pasteur Institute in Paris compares the battle between virus and immune system to life in the city...
That makes international involvement necessary, and thankfully, the Rwandan government is amenable to this. But time is passing. The need for some retribution is building in the country. Pasteur Bizimungu, the Rwandan president, has warned that further delays could spark violence. "We can't release those persons," he said, "If we release them, there is the risk that there may be acts of revenge." Acts of revenge in Rwanda carry with them the threat of catastrophe...
...blood-test kits and, down the road, maybe even a Nobel Prize. Instead he soon faced doubt, criticism and accusations of fraud. In 1985, just a year after his historic announcement, a dispute erupted over who really identified the AIDS virus -- Gallo or Dr. Luc Montagnier of the Pasteur Institute in Paris. The two agreed in 1987 to share credit for the discovery, but Gallo's travails weren't over...
...fuss began when it was discovered in 1985 that the strain of HIV Gallo presented to the world the year before was virtually identical to a strain isolated by Montagnier in 1983. Since Gallo's lab and the Pasteur Institute cooperated regularly and swapped viral cultures, suspicion arose that Gallo had appropriated the French virus as his own. Gallo acknowledged that the two viruses were the same and that Montagnier had found it first. But Gallo maintained that his lab had independently isolated it from patients' blood samples, not stolen it out of one of Montagnier's samples. Furthermore, % Gallo...