Porn Industry Hit With 16 Confirmed HIV Cases
 

LOS ANGELES ? Los Angeles County health officials say there have been 16 previously unpublicized confirmed cases of HIV in adult film industry performers since 2004 when an outbreak shut down porn production for a month.

The county Department of Public Health data was requested by The Los Angeles Times and announced Thursday.

The newly released data brings the number of known HIV cases in adult film performers to 22 since 2004, including a porn actress who tested positive late last week.

The San Fernando Valley-based Adult Industry Medical Healthcare Foundation announced Wednesday that an actress tested positive for HIV last Saturday.


http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,525929,00.html

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Is it sad if I remember your name from years of promoting webcams?

Thanks for keeping us current, Mini! :1orglaugh

damn crazy.

That's a lot of hags fucking fags....... j/k

awwe geeze not another AIDS thread.

Damn im sad to say im from the same city as she is.
And dont be cheap...stop using blogspot

She updates news like she updates her blog.

Probably not. At this point I'm sure she's happy SOMEONE remembers her from promoting cams.

You know that AIM tests everybody, not just people in the industry right?


And you know that the 16 confirmed and unpublicized people were not performers right?


And people that are trying to get into the adult industry and get tested, doesn't mean that they are performers.


It i do believe that what is going on is serious, but i also believe that AIM has it under control. I shoot 5 days a week, about 20 of my close friends shoot 5 days a week, Im friends with at least 15 agency owners and do business with 30+ agents, we all talk.


AIM has done their job and done it well. Keep in mind, their is a Dr. Patient confidentiality rule that cannot be broken. If broken, the Dr. will be open for a serious law suit.

I believe that the lag time between AIM knowing the full situation and going public was used to contact all the people involved. Which i think was the right move. Everything was handled and all parties were notified prior to AIM going public.


Once again, good job AIM.

You know that AIM tests everybody, not just people in the industry right?


And you know that the 16 confirmed and unpublicized people were not performers right?


And people that are trying to get into the adult industry and get tested, doesn't mean that they are performers.


It i do believe that what is going on is serious, but i also believe that AIM has it under control. I shoot 5 days a week, about 20 of my close friends shoot 5 days a week, Im friends with at least 15 agency owners and do business with 30+ agents, we all talk.


AIM has done their job and done it well. Keep in mind, their is a Dr. Patient confidentiality rule that cannot be broken. If broken, the Dr. will be open for a serious law suit.

I believe that the lag time between AIM knowing the full situation and going public was used to contact all the people involved. Which i think was the right move. Everything was handled and all parties were notified prior to AIM going public.


Once again, good job AIM.:thumbsup

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