And needles too. But that's probably not such a big part of it. And I don't really expect junkies to stop before injecting and say "All right, now we've gotta sterilize it to make it save to use again."
But yeah, how hard is it to remember to wear one of them there things? Jeezus. They're what, twenty-five cents if you get one out of a vending machine? There's no excuse for failing to adequately protect oneself when they're so readily available.
And to get back on topic, I read that link and it's some incredible stuff. It makes sense though. Both HIV and cancer target the same type of cells, so you turn one into a weapon against the other. I don't pretend to know much about this sort of thing, but from a logical standpoint and with the information the link provides, it sounds pretty realistic to me. Now what would be really great is if they could take this benign form of HIV and use it to destroy malevolent HIV. That would be excellent.
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A Cure For Cancer....AIDs?!
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