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Viral Genetics Settles Litigation and Reacquires African Rights for HIV/AIDS Products
Date:1/28/2011

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"Our HIV/AIDS technology and intellectual property portfolio have grown considerably in these last five years. We are now free to pursue possible partnerships and joint ventures at a much higher level that better reflect the value of the work," said Monica Ord, Senior Vice President, Viral Genetics. "Our relationships in Africa are more substantial than ever before and this settlement allows us to resume work in a country that desperately needs an effective treatment for AIDS. We are excited to move forward!"

About Viral Genetics, Inc.

San Marino, California-based Viral Genetics discovers and develops drug therapies. Founded in 1994, the biotech company is researching treatments for HIV/AIDS, Lyme Disease, Strep, Staph and drug resistant tumors. A majority-owned subsidiary called VG Energy is dedicated to exploring biofuel and agricultural applications for one of the technologies in its licensed portfolio. Online at www.viralgenetics.com.

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