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In the 25 July 2008 issue, Science follows the HIV/AIDS money trail, with News correspondent Jon Cohen reporting on how billions of HIV/AIDS research dollars
have been divvied up over the past decade and what they have accomplished. Two case studies with accompanying videos (filmed and edited by Malcolm Linton with commentary by Jon Cohen) highlight efforts to combat corruption in Uganda and aggressive
treatment and prevention programs in Botswana; a pair of Perspectives looks at progress and challenges of microbicide and
HIV vaccine research; and related podcast interviews discuss trends in research funding and the future of vaccine research. Rounding out the special issue is a collection of
Web resources for additional information on HIV/AIDS research and funding.
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Also of HIV/AIDS interest in this issue: An Editorial on HIV/AIDS in Latin America by Luis E. Soto-Ramírez, and a News of the Week story on AIDS vaccine research. |
Online ExtrasPodcastThe 25 July Science Podcast includes interviews with Science's Jon Cohen on HIV/AIDS research funding and with NIH's Anthony Fauci on progress and challenges in HIV vaccine research. [More podcasts] Video Features![]() Two of this week's articles, on two African nations' very different situations and responses to the trials of HIV/AIDS, feature video accompaniments shot and edited by Malcolm Linton, with commentary by Science's Jon Cohen.
Web ResourcesA collection of additional online resources on the themes of this special issue |