AIDS Vaccines

AIDS Docs Sign Up For Live Vaccine Trial

Published in AIDS Weekly, September 8th, 1997

An AIDS physicians' organization is organizing a clinical trial of a live HIV vaccine - and its leaders are the first to volunteer.

The International Association of Physicians in AIDS Care (IAPAC) has established a subcommittee to organize and recruit subjects for a trial of a live, attenuated HIV vaccine. IAPAC hopes to begin the 1,000-person trial by the year 2000.

The first to volunteer for the trial were Charles Farthing, chair of the vaccine subcommittee; Gordon Nary, editor of the IAPAC journal; and Jose Zuniga, IAPAC deputy director.

Farthing and Nary issued a call to AIDS physicians, researchers, and other HIV negative...

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Source: AIDS Weekly (1997-09-08)

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