Within 5 years, a vaccine will be developed to inhibit the spread of HIV, according to a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Luc Montagnier, who helped discover the virus. He expects a vaccine will be availible within "a matter of four to five years" to change how the disease is managed and controlled. This vaccine would be given to those who are already infected to prevent the likelihood of transmission to other people. About 33 million people across the world have been infected with HIV.
Sunday, December 7, 2008
Vaccine to Inhitbit HIV
Within 5 years, a vaccine will be developed to inhibit the spread of HIV, according to a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Luc Montagnier, who helped discover the virus. He expects a vaccine will be availible within "a matter of four to five years" to change how the disease is managed and controlled. This vaccine would be given to those who are already infected to prevent the likelihood of transmission to other people. About 33 million people across the world have been infected with HIV.
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