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From: bobek%triton.unm.edu@ariel.unm.edu (Pisces)
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Subject: New England Journal of Medicine
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Recently I was told this by a friend of mine (thanx, Mark):

> A report in today's New England Journal of Medicine describes researchers
>successfully reducing the severity of AIDS symptoms with a genetically-
>engineered vaccine. I heard this on the radio. 

Hello, if anyone knows the resources (date/number/etc) of the
New England Journal of Medicine so I update my files, I'd greatly
appreciate it.

I would also like to hear some commentary on how the vaccine works.

Thank you very much.

BOBEK Pisces
bobek@triton.unm.edu
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