An Interview with Frances Gotch
HIV/AIDS cohorts in Uganda
Vol. 09, No. 2, April-June 2005
Guardian of the Genome, The Role of the SIV Model, New Strides in Protecting Infants, Obituary: Maurice Hilleman, An Interview with Frances Gotch, Research at the Extremes, HIV in the Aftermath, Research Briefs, Vaccine Briefs
Guardian of the Genome
Research into a different kind of viral defense system may yield powerful treatments and solve some mysteries about HIV
By Philip Cohen, PhD
Four years ago, when Ann Sheehy took a trip to her local cinema to see the movie Gladiator, she knew she was in for one hell of a story.
HIV in the Aftermath
Breaking the HIV/AIDS and disaster connection
New Strides in Protecting Infants from HIV
Researchers continue quest to give pregnant women better options to prevent mother-to-child transmission
Obituary: Maurice Hilleman
Scientist who developed a multitude of vaccines and saved countless lives
Research at the Extremes
Presentations at Keystone 2005 focused on both very early and prolonged infection to try to discern what an effective vaccine might need to do
Research Briefs
By Roberto Fernandez-Larsson, Ph.D.
Anti-HIV Neutralizing Antibodies Delay Viremia Rebound
The Role of the SIV Model in Aids Vaccine Research
By Thomas C. Friedrich and David I. Watkins*
Despite over twenty years of research, there is still no effective vaccine against HIV.
Vaccine Briefs
By Kristen Jill Kresge and Roberto Fernandez-Larsson, Ph.D.
US Reverses Restriction on Global Fund Grant Recipients