[buccaneer81]

As usual, more progress made on VD than Cancer or heart disease. It makes for an interesting thesis about societal priorities, doesn’t it?

[volunbeer]

America won’t be great until we vaccinate immoral behavior! /s

[dawn53]

As usual, more progress made on VD than Cancer or heart disease. It makes for an interesting thesis about societal priorities, doesn’t it?

I have MS...my husband was ranting about just this thing the other day.

Considering the number of years "research" has been done on MS, versus HIV, they sure have made a lot of progress on HIV, with very little progress on MS...they still aren't even sure of the cause, and the treatments are not what you'd call "effective" considering the risks and side effects one has to endure when you choose one.

[newzjunkey]

As usual, more progress made on VD than Cancer or heart disease. It makes for an interesting thesis about societal priorities, doesn’t it?

Responses like this sicken me for their flippancy. HIV research has been a phenomenal boon to human understanding of virology and immunology.

New leukemia treatment exceeds 'wildest expectations' uses a modified, harmless version of HIV.