Researchers despondent as AIDS vaccine still out of reach
                   
independent-bangladesh.com     May 19, 2008            

A quarter of a century since the virus that causes AIDS was identified, a vaccine against the deadly disease remains frustratingly out of reach despite a well-funded global effort to find a cure, reports agency. Nearly a billion dollars is spent globally on HIV/AIDS research annually, [read full story]                    


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