Sorry, now I get it. Although most of Duesberg's published work deals with aneuploidy and cancer, his major impact (that which makes him notable) has been in the area of AIDS reappraisal. He has published little and conducted no research in the field of AIDS (in fact, this is a major criticism of him). However, there are actually tons of secondary sources discussing his central role, and that of his eponymous "hypothesis", in the AIDS reappraisal movement (though perhaps this article does a poor job presenting them). It would certainly be worth considering merging this article into the main Peter Duesberg article. ''''''