By Elie Dolgin

The news out of Thailand last year that an experimental vaccine reduced the risk of contracting HIV by as much as a third reinvigorated hopes that a vaccine against the elusive virus was possible. But new research showing that large swaths of the public wouldn’t bother getting immunized against HIV, were such a vaccine available, calls into question the effectiveness of the approach in controlling the AIDS epidemic. (Click here to continue reading)

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