Tara Smith (of www.scienceblogs.com fame) and Steven Novella have an
article at PLoS about this topic:
http://tinyurl.com/3565le
"One of the prominent HIV denial groups currently is Christine
Maggiore's "Alive and Well" (formerly "HEAL," Health Education AIDS
Liaison) (http://www.aliveandwell.org/). Maggiore's life story is at
the center of this group. Diagnosed with HIV in 1992, Maggiore claims
she has since been symptom-free for the past 14 years without the use
of antiretroviral drugs, including protease inhibitors [10]. She has
risen to prominence, and been embroiled in controversy, in recent
years after giving birth to and openly breast-feeding her two
children, Charles and Eliza Jane. She had neither child tested for
HIV, and did not take antiretroviral medication during her pregnancy
or subsequent breast-feeding [11]. Eliza Jane died in September 2005
of HIV-related pneumonia..."

"Of all the characteristics of deniers, repeatedly nudging back the
goalpost - or the threshold of evidence required for acceptance of a
theory - is often the most telling. The strategy behind goalpost-
moving is simple: always demand more evidence than can currently be
provided. If the evidence is then provided at a later date, simply
change the demand to require even more evidence, or refuse to accept
the kind of evidence that is being offered."

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Tara Smith (of www.scienceblogs.com fame) and Steven Novella have an
article at PLoS about this topic:
http://tinyurl.com/3565le
"One of the prominent HIV denial groups currently is Christine
Maggiore's "Alive and Well" (formerly "HEAL," Health Education AIDS
Liaison) (http://www.aliveandwell.org/). Maggiore's life story is at
the center of this group. Diagnosed with HIV in 1992, Maggiore claims
she has since been symptom-free for the past 14 years without the use
of antiretroviral drugs, including protease inhibitors [10]. She has
risen to prominence, and been embroiled in controversy, in recent
years after giving birth to and openly breast-feeding her two
children, Charles and Eliza Jane. She had neither child tested for
HIV, and did not take antiretroviral medication during her pregnancy
or subsequent breast-feeding [11]. Eliza Jane died in September 2005
of HIV-related pneumonia..."

"Of all the characteristics of deniers, repeatedly nudging back the
goalpost - or the threshold of evidence required for acceptance of a
theory - is often the most telling. The strategy behind goalpost-
moving is simple: always demand more evidence than can currently be
provided. If the evidence is then provided at a later date, simply
change the demand to require even more evidence, or refuse to accept
the kind of evidence that is being offered."