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Egypt’s military said Saturday that devices it claimed it invented to detect and cure AIDS and hepatitis C need six more months of testing.
The army had earlier promised to reveal the technology to the public this coming Monday after making what experts dismissed as an outlandish claim last February.
At a news conference then, the head of the army’s Engineering Agency said the military had produced an 'astonishing, miraculous scientific invention' that could detect AIDS, hepatitis and other viruses without taking blood samples and also purify the blood of those suffering from the diseases.
The claim caused uproar among scientists and the public, with many pointing out that it had not been properly verified.
Still six months away apparently: A device the Egyptian army claims will detect and cure AIDS and Hepatitis - seen here on Egyptian State Television on February 25 - needs more testing, the army said Saturday
It was also lampooned in a famous satirical program that has now been taken off the air.
The claim hit a sensitive nerve in Egypt, where Hepatitis C is an epidemic.
Some studies estimate that up to 10 percent of 86 million Egyptians have it, making it the country with the highest prevalence in the world.
In a press conference held in a military hospital in Cairo Saturday, a military doctor said the devices needed further tests before they could be released to the public.
'Scientific integrity mandates that I delay the start of the public release until the experimentation period is over, to allow for a follow up with patients already using it,' Egypt’s state news agency MENA quoted Maj. Gen. Gamal el-Serafy, director of the Armed Forces Medical Department, as saying.
El-Serafy said doctors had already started testing one of the machines, the so-called 'Complete Cure Device', on 80 Hepatitis C patients who were also being treated with medication.
Saturday’s news conference notably dropped any mention of the devices as a cure for AIDS, only referring to hepatitis.
The original claim in February raised concerns that the military’s offer of seemingly inconceivable future devices would draw Egypt back into a pattern of broken promises by successive rulers who would frequently announce grand initiatives that failed to meet expectations.
Generals working on the project and pro-military media adopted a defensive stance over the matter, insisting that the invention would be released to the public and that any criticism of it was part of a foreign plot to rob Egypt of a major scientific victory.
El-Serafy said the armed forces will set up a medical center to treat the viruses in the Suez Canal province of Ismailiya to carry out the tests and declare results.
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I remember years ago watching the show "Like It Is" with Gil Noble when he interviewed a doctor who said to have a cure for cancer and aids, but his life was threatened and was called crazy. Like Evolution and Cee Gee stated there's no money in the cure, only in the disease.
A few years ago some scientist did a study on groups of people coming from South America and the Caribbean. They found those of us before we enter America are healthier than the healthiest American but, after four to five years our bodies get weaker and we become more unhealthy.
@Cee Cee....so true.
Don't think for a minute that there isn't a cure to many of these dreadful diseases....it's better to keep people on drugs and medications....that's how big pharma remain in operation. If people are being cured, then they can't make money. Think about it, thousands of years ago, there were no hospitals or doctors. The Most High created us and our bodies have natural ways of curing itself...but our bodies have been tainted with medical drugs (immunizations) and have compromised our immune systems.
As cruel as it may sound, these so called scientist don’t want a cure because, it would dry up all their resources for grants and funding. Since the outing of AIDS in the early 80s billions of dollars have been collected for research on finding a cure which I believe they have. Why cure a disease when you can make billions upon billions of dollars off it?
yea if they dont hurry up the white men will say they did it, at least with social media we are getting the news livestream, all they have is money, they go around buy invention and claim credit
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