We Don't Know Why, But There Are

Aids Does Not Inevitably Lead To Death, Especially If You Suppress The Co-factors That Support The Disease. It Is Very Important To Tell This To People Who Are Infected.

It's Clear That Prevention Will Never Be Sufficient. That's Why We Need A Vaccine That Will Be Safe.

My Proposal Now Is To Test A Vaccine First On People Who Have Been Infected, And If You Show Some Efficacy At This Level, You Might Be Able To Go Further To Study Uninfected People In A Population With A High Rate Of Infection.

Another Interesting Field, Which Is My Own, Is Cofactors, Not Only To The Disease But Also To Transmission. I Am Still Puzzled By The Fact That You Get More Sexual Transmission In Some Ethnic Populations. One Way To Answer This Is To Look For Genetic Factors.

Aids Win Be Our First Priority, But In Two Years' Time We Don't Know Where Aids Research Will Stand, So We Are Also Thinking Of Activity On Other Diseases.