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In article <24996@dog.ee.lbl.gov> etjue@lbl.gov (Eric T. Jue) writes:
>I heard an interesting talk show on 7/27/92 concerning a new book titled
>"What the Government Isn't Telling You About AIDS."  The author of the
>book, Dr. Lorraine Day of UC San Francisco, offered her findings on the
>air and fielded questions from listeners.  According to her, research has
>shown that the AIDS virus is not a fragile virus and that it may survive
>up to 7 days in a dry environment and up to 14 days in a moist one.  It
>follows from this that AIDS may be transmitted through all types of
>bodily fluids, including sweat, and not just through blood.  She mentions
>other interesting findings on AIDS which she says the government is
>intentionally hiding from the public.  Her findings are all based on
>clinincal research documentation done around the world.  Her book may be
>ordered by phone at (800) 537-2437.  I hope people who have heard
>anything about Dr. Day or her book will post their thoughts to this
>newsgroup.  Thank you very much.

I suspect you are referring to the John Ankerburg show.  Good
show.  Even the Center for Disease Control recognizes the true
seriousness of the AIDS virus but fails to truly warn people.
Safe sex is a myth.  It may decrease your chances somewhat, but
it certainly doesn't eliminate it.  Even open mouth kissing has
some risk.