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Heimlich "may discuss malariotherapy," then is "uninvited" from PanAfrica AIDS Conference, Nashville

 
 
 
 
 
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"Anti-choking maneuver inventor Dr. Henry Heimlich was uninvited at the last minute from a Nashville AIDS conference at which he was scheduled to present new information on his controversial theory that injecting AIDS and HIV patients with malaria can lead to a cure. PanAfrica Conference 2004 organizer Leonard Madu said he reluctantly asked Heimlich to withdraw from the conference because he didn't want Heimlich's presentation to eclipse other messages at the meeting, which is devoted to addressing the alarming spread of HIV and AIDS among Africans and African-Americans."

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