Mr. Chairman, it is our understanding that the Army is interested in only focusing research on finding a vaccine for HIV-AIDS. However, with the 10- to 20-year validation period for a suitable vaccine, the importance of maintaining a vigorous research treatment program for those military personnel who are already infected is obvious. I would ask the chairman of the committee, is it his intention that the $25 million provided for DOD AIDS research in the bill is to continue the natural history cohort and the domestic clinical studies, including the chemotherapeutic program and the immune reconstitution program?
Connie Morella: “Mr. Chairman, it is our understanding that the Army is interested in only focusing research on finding a vaccine for…”
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Discussing funding for HIV-AIDS research and treatment programs for military personnel.
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