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THE
CRAFTY OPPONENT
On
Research Frontier, Basic Questions
By
GINA KOLATA
Experts say no virus, even polio, has been more
thoroughly studied than H.I.V. But the more scientists
learn about AIDS, the more they find themselves confronting
a mystery.
PUBLIC
POLICY
Advocates
for Patients Barged In, and the Federal Government Changed
By
ROBERT PEAR
The AIDS epidemic has profoundly altered the way
government responds to health emergencies, galvanizing
medical research, speeding the review of new drugs.
THE
VACCINE SEARCH
Quest
for AIDS Vaccine Rises From Ashes of Dashed Hopes
By
DENISE GRADY
While there is still no AIDS vaccine and none is
even close, research continues into a preventative that
will at least provide some protection against H.I.V.
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