Experts Rethinking Billions Spent on AIDS
February 27, 2008

With the admission that AIDS peaked in the late 1990s — some AIDS experts are now wondering if it might be wise to shift some of the billions of dollars earmarked for AIDS to basic health problems like clean water, family planning or diarrhea. This is significant for many reasons, one being the failure of animal models to predict vaccine response, and two, the massive amount of money wasted studying HIV-like viruses in animals.

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