Doctor faked AIDS vaccine research just to get federal money — vaccine fraud happens more often then you might think
by: Ethan A. Huff
NaturalNews.com
Monday, March 30, 2015
A former Iowa State University scientist who was indicted for faking the results of vaccine trials has pleaded guilty to misconduct, according to new reports. Dr. Dong Pyou Han admitted in a resignation letter that he is “very ashamed” of himself for lying about the effectiveness of an experimental vaccine for AIDS, to which he deliberately added human antibodies in order to create the illusion of a favorable immune response.
Working under the direction of Dr. Michael Cho, Dr. Han had been testing the novel vaccine for AIDS on rabbits using grant money obtained from the federal government. Based on the results he was procuring, the “GP41” vaccine appeared to be generating antibodies to the HIV virus, implying that it may be an effective treatment for AIDS.
But when the National Institutes of Health (NIH) requested samples of the rabbit sera for analysis, it was determined by another researcher at Harvard University, Dr. Ellis Reinherz, that Dr. Han had spiked the samples with human antibodies — the rabbits, in other words, had not generated their own immune antibodies, exposing the AIDS vaccine as a scam.
“Dr. Han faked experiment results by adding human antibodies to blood draws from rabbits,” reads the official complaint filed by Health and Human Services (HHS) Special Agent Blair Johnston. “[He] made it appear that Dr. Cho’s AIDS vaccine was effective when, in fact, it was not.”
Research scientist lied about vaccine safety and effectiveness to secure $19 million in federal funding
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