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Still, for researchers working toward a cure for diseases like AIDS??even those who have been able to proceed with their projects—the monkey shortage has stands as a major obstacle, costing money and, more importantly, time...
...street approach you with the phrase “Skolko sto-it?” which means “How much?” One of my friends was sitting at a bus stop when a 60-year-old man wearing a “Fight AIDS?? t-shirt came up to her with that question...
...early stages of HIV research. He refused to share supplies, from virus isolates to cell lines needed to grow the white blood cells necessary for research. Crewsdon holds Gallo accountable for the delay in AIDS research as Gallo wanted to be the first to isolate the virus that causes AIDS??even when NIH dictum commanded Gallo to share supplies and information with rival labs in the name of the search for scientific truth...
...UN’s Special Session on AIDS in June led to $1.4 billion in contributions to a newly-created Global Fund for AIDS and Health. This isn’t enough—about $7-10 billion annually will be needed for a serious global response to AIDS??but it was the largest international pledge for AIDS programs in history...
...comic book culture.” Founded in 1999, the museum has made an immediate impact, producing an award-winning documentary video entitled “Comic Books and AIDS: What’s the Story?” and a traveling “Comic Books and AIDS?? exhibit. For two years the museum has stayed outside the industry busily building up credibility and support. “We’ve been sidestepping the comic book industry, purposely letting people wonder who we were and what we were up to,” said Gabriel. Along...