A Possible Vaccine To Protect You From Getting HIV?
T-Green | Sep 24, 2009 | Comments 0

A vaccine to prevent HIV infection, the virus that leads to AIDS, has shown modest results for the first time, researchers have found, raising hopes that a disease that kills millions every year may someday be beaten.
In what is being called the world’s largest HIV vaccine trial ever — involving more than 16,000 participants in Thailand — researchers found that people who received a series of inoculations of a prime vaccine and booster vaccine were 31 percent less likely to get HIV, compared with those on a placebo.
“Before this study, it was thought vaccine for HIV is not possible,” Colonel Jerome Kim, who is the HIV vaccines product manager for the U.S. Army, told CNN.
Possibly Related Posts:
- What Do You Think Of M.I.A. Middle Finger?
- Piers Morgan And Frank Rich Discuss The Race For The GOP Nomination.
- Man Blows Up House With Himself And His Two Boys!
- No One Spared In Syrian Violence!
- Too $hort Praises the Indie Hustle:”You Don’t Really Have To Deal With Major Labels”!!
Filed Under: Entertainment News And World News • Featured