HIV, and other sexually-transmitted diseases, are preventable using anonymous testing. This site explains here how this can be done and how this will change the way sexually-transmitted diseases will be controlled in the future.

This development offers real hope of reducing the number of new infections of HIV - currently running at 40,000 new cases each year in the USA. In the world as a whole, there are currently around 60 million infected people and over 20 million people have already died from HIV/AIDS. This disease is considered by some to be in its early phase.

Over the past 20 years, researchers and pharmaceutical companies have repeatedly indicated that a vaccine will arrive soon - this has yet to happen. In fact, almost all the research-dollars are going towards the search for a cure. The lifetime treatment costs of a person with HIV in the USA is about $150,000 - much of this goes on pharmaceuticals.

A recent article "AIDS conference closes on gloomy note" in the New Scientist gives a flavour about where we stand today.

The solution proposed here was patented and is offered entirely for free to any not-for-profit organization that is prepared to use it correctly. The application described herein has received the approval of the FDA.