Vigilance and setbacks in the AIDS fight

SELDOM HAS the prospect of containing the AIDS epidemic looked so discouraging. The best strategies for preventing the spread of the disease have always been the creation of a preventive vaccine or a gel able to kill the AIDS virus when applied before sexual intercourse. (Full article: 820 words)

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