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January 2005

Military Vaccine Studies: On Trial

Critics say the U.S. military is wasting millions on a doomed AIDS-vaccine trial in Thailand

By Jon Cohen

Thirty-eight million people around the globe are infected with HIV, and 8,000 of them die each day from AIDS. Although anti-HIV drugs can extend lives, they have serious limitations, and the vast majority of infected people still do not have access to them. So it is hard to overstate the need for an AIDS vaccine that c an slow the virus's spread and ultimately safeguard the world's population.

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