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Timothy Jay Garland – Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS

Timothy Jay Garland – Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS

by IRF | Dec 4, 2014 | News

Presented by Timothy Jay Garland at the Australian Mensa’s 50th Anniversary Conference held in Melbourne 14th to 16th November 2014. Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS-2
Timothy Jay Garland – Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS

Jay Garland speech with ammendments by Christine Johnson

by M. Aziz | Nov 14, 2014 | Uncategorized

[Capitalised paragraphs by Johnson] Good morning fellow Mensans. My name is Timothy Jay Garland and today I will be talking about HIV and AIDS. I will speak from a personal perspective as I was diagnosed HIV positive in 2007 and a year later, after having chosen not...
Timothy Jay Garland – Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS

Jay Garland interview + Q&A response with David Crowe

by M. Aziz | Sep 19, 2014 | Uncategorized

Tuesday, 10 June 2014 6:30 PM I was interviewed by a gentleman in the field of HIV epidemiology and prevention programs. He works primarily on the HIV Sero-conversion Study – a study exploring factors associated with HIV transmission in Australia, and the...
Timothy Jay Garland – Mensa Conference – HIV and AIDS

Circulating letter from Jay Garland on the relevance of CD4 cells

by M. Aziz | Jan 10, 2014 | Uncategorized

Hi everyone, A lot of people say that a low CD4 count is unimportant. I disagree. While I don’t think it PREDICTIVE of poor health, I do believe it may be INDICATIVE of poor health. Here’s some notes I’ve made with a summary link at the end. (Thanks Mike for...