Commentary: Apathy and AIDS funding
Published: Mar 7, 2012
The number of people living with HIV/AIDS worldwide has reached 34 million.
But despite the importance of developing a vaccine for the disease, research groups and small biopharma companies are finding challenges in obtaining the amount of funding required to conduct effective research and clinical trials.
Robert McNally, CEO of GeoVax, an Atlanta-based company that is working on vaccines to fight and prevent HIV, explores this funding question in a new GHN Commentary.
“Why has the HIV/AIDS crisis diminished in the public consciousness, domestically and elsewhere, despite the continued high cost of present treatment regimens?’’ McNally writes.
Here’s a link to McNally’s Commentary.
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