Challenge of the new century: finding an AIDS vaccine

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The World Health Organization, the World Bank, and many other organizations believe that the way to stop the rapid growth of HIV/AIDS worldwide would be to vaccinate the entire population of the world. The results of research in DNA treatment, and in aggressive early intervention that leads to control through immunity, are positive and provide hope that human vaccine for AIDS can be found.

Research, Prevention, HIV infection, HIV infections, Vaccines, AIDS (Disease), AIDS vaccines

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Placeless work in the 21st century

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The concept of outsourcing is growing popular among American companies due to the availability of cheap labor in foreign countries. This concept can be seen in the data-entry business and the programming industry.

Analysis, Economic aspects, Labor market, Outsourcing

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Wanted: statesmanship for the new century

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Issues relating to international politics and political leadership are examined in detail. the need for leaders with courage and honesty is stressed.

Politicians, Ethical aspects, International relations

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