March 26, 1999
As AIDS Continues to Spread, Some Scientists Are Pessimistic About Developing a Vaccine
Researchers report disappointing results in trials with monkeys
A grim turn of phrase has been circulating lately among AIDS researchers. They say the AIDS-vaccine pipeline is really more of a pipette.
AIDS scientists agree that a vaccine is the most important goal of their research, because it appears to be the only effective way of heading off the global spread of the 17-year-old epidemic that is
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