Abstract: A method of treating noninfectious diarrhea in an HIV positive subject includes administering a dose of ibuprofen to the HIV positive subject at regular intervals until stool consistency is improved, diarrhea is alleviated, or the number of bowel movements per day are decreased. The dose is 400 mg of ibuprofen administered every 6 hours. The method may additionally include diagnosing the subject with noninfectious diarrhea, determining the subject does not have certain comorbidities, and/or determining that the subject is not taking any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. The method may additionally include after administering the ibuprofen, administering a clear liquids diet to the subject, administering an electrolyte supplement to the subject, and/or monitoring the subject for any bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract until stool consistency is improved, until diarrhea is alleviated, or until the number of bowel movements per day are decreased.

Abstract: A method of providing objective, forensic evidence as to whether an alleged contact occurred in order to forensically establish an alleged fondling or unwanted sexual touching includes receiving a sample that is an article of clothing or skin that is alleged to have been contacted by an accused perpetrator, identifying at least one location on the sample from which to test, developing biological trace evidence on the sample at the at least one identified location, and extracting the biological trace evidence to obtain a unique identifier of the biological trace evidence at the at least one identified location. The biological trace evidence may be a handprint, fingerprint, or biochemical residue obtained from the sample in a location on the sample that corresponds to a know position on the accuser's body.

Abstract: A method and corresponding test kit is provided for the determination of whether a non-consensual sexual encounter between known individuals has occurred when previous consensual relations have taken place between the known individuals.

Abstract: A method of treating noninfectious diarrhea in an HIV positive subject includes administering a dose of ibuprofen to the HIV positive subject at regular intervals until stool consistency is improved, diarrhea is alleviated, or the number of bowel movements per day are decreased. The dose is 400 mg of ibuprofen administered every 6 hours. The method may additionally include diagnosing the subject with noninfectious diarrhea, determining the subject does not have certain comorbidities, and/or determining that the subject is not taking any non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs. The method may additionally include after administering the ibuprofen, administering a clear liquids diet to the subject, administering an electrolyte supplement to the subject, and/or monitoring the subject for any bleeding from the gastrointestinal tract until stool consistency is improved, until diarrhea is alleviated, or until the number of bowel movements per day are decreased.