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Forty years on: how close is an HIV vaccine?

Forty years has passed since the first cases of an illness subsequently identified as AIDS were reported, yet despite extensive research and many clinical trials, an HIV vaccine is still not available. However, there is now renewed optimism that a vaccine with broad activity against several HIV variants is possible.