If the pharmaceutical company Gilead is utilizing the porn industry to test their drugs and is buying data from the testing system – the cost of testing should be lower (or free)
December 16, 2018
PNT Commentary: There is something going on within the American pornography industry that no one is talking very much about. According to Alana Evans (President of the APAG Union) it’s been a full year since the Union has requested that The Free Speech Coalition PASS system update the porn industry’s HIV protocol to match that of the Center for Disease control and FDA regulations. According to Alana, the Aptima test isn’t being used properly either…
Why would the Free Speech Coalition hold off on addressing this issue? Could it be due to a relationship the Free Speech Coalition may have with the pharmaceutical company Gilead – who is rumored (according the APAG Union Vice President Ruby) to:
- Be using the porn industry’s talent pool to test their drugs
- Be buying data from the porn industry testing system
For those who are not aware, Gilead is the company that manufactures a drug called PREP. As of current certain individuals (such as Jason Domino of Porn4Prep.com) recommend that all performers in the industry start utilizing the drug.
Considering how involved the multimillion dollar company Gilead appears to be with the pornography industry (specifically the testing data), it seems as though the cost of testing for performers should be far lower (if not entirely free).
