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Science 5 November 1999:
Vol. 286. no. 5442, pp. 1062 - 1063
DOI: 10.1126/science.286.5442.1062
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News of the Week

AIDS:
European Vaccine Effort Faces Chinese Puzzle

Michael Balter

PARIS--During an international AIDS meeting here last week, a group of researchers quietly met to plan a 3-year, $9.2 million European Union (EU)-backed effort to develop an AIDS vaccine. The new initiative, called EuroVac, is expected to begin on 1 January and will mark the first time the EU has attempted to pull Europe's top AIDS researchers together into a unified vaccine drive. Yet though the contracts between the EU and the researchers are still being negotiated, the initiative has already become tangled in international AIDS vaccine politics.

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