Spring 2008
A Rocky Road to Success
The recent failure of an adenovirusvectored AIDS vaccine to prevent HIV infection or reduce the level of infection raises questions about whether successful vaccines can be developed in the future.
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Fall/Winter 2006
Hope in the Community
In this issue of the Hope Scope, we look at our role in the community. When we ask people what is meant by “community” we encounter a myriad of answers – some identify geographic boundaries (for example, Decatur, Midtown), to others it may be relational (research-oriented, faith-based, and volunteer communities), or even sociodemographic (college students), and many embrace the importance of community within Atlanta’s multiple ethnic cultures. However it is defined, the relevance of The Hope Clinic within community - to serve the community - is of utmost importance to us.
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Summer 2004
Prospects for an AIDS vaccine: three
big questions, no easy answers
20 years have passed since HIV was discovered and shown to be the cause of AIDS-yet we do not have a safe and effective vaccine to prevent infection or to modify disease. As a result, the disease burden of the HIV/AIDS pandemic and its attendant human suffering is staggering and continues to grow.
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