This Week in Science: Aug 3, 2007

Aug 03, 2007

Today's Science has a special feature section on the rapidly expanding field of immunology. One news piece looks at novel ways of combating HIV infection: instead of drugs, why not use gene therapy to create a healthy immune system by replacing faulty genes with normal ones?

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