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There is still a long way to go. The new combination-drug therapies cost tens of thousands of dollars a year, putting them out of reach, for now, of all but the wealthiest or best-insured patients. Any long-term solution for AIDS will also have to take into account...
To continue the cycle of medical research advanced by luminaries such as Jonas Salk, who discovered a vaccine for polio, the U.S. needs "new talent, enthusiasm for science, money and strong institutions," Varmus said.
--Research shows that HIV much more readily infects the blood of subjects inoculated with tetanus vaccine. The finding suggests that people whose immune systems are challenged by other infections--the flu, a parasite or other disease--might be more susceptible to the AIDS virus.
Now Cuba's biotechnicians are expanding into agriculture and industry. Late last year CIGB was host to an international conference at which 250 scientists from the U.S., Europe and South America got a look at some of the products wending their way through the laboratory. Among the most promising: a...
Cuban researchers used to think of themselves as providers of biotechnology to their own country first, then to the Caribbean and finally to large developing nations like Brazil, China and Iran. Thus, Heber provides all Cuban newborns with the hepatitis-B vaccine for free and charges countries like India as...