AIDS origins opposed to scientific consensus are claims or hypotheses about the origins and/or nature of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) and AIDS that differ radically from the scientific consensus.
These alternative ideas range from suggestions that AIDS was the inadvertent result of experiments in the development of vaccines, to claims that HIV was developed by scientists working for the U.S. government. While a few reputable mainstream scientists once investigated some of these theories as reasonable hypotheses, this is no longer the case, as continuing research has invalidated the alternative ideas. Recent evidence indicates that AIDS originated in Africa in the mid 1930s from the closely related Simian immunodeficiency virus, today found in monkeys and chimpanzees. (see AIDS origin).
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