Brazilian Scientists Set To Test HIV Vaccine on Monkeys Later This Year
Vaccine would not totally wipe out the virus
AFP - Brazilian scientists have developed an HIV vaccine and plan to begin testing on monkeys later this year, a sponsor institution said Monday.
Known as the HIVBr18, the vaccine against the virus that causes AIDS was developed and patented by a team from the Medicine Faculty of the University of Sao Paulo, the Sao Paulo state Research Foundation (FAPESP) said.
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There's people on the street
Getting diseases from monkeys
Yeah, that's what I said
They're getting diseases from monkeys
Now there's junkies with monkey disease
Who's touching these monkeys? Please
Leave these poor sick monkeys alone
They got problems enough as it is