A vaccine for once-fatal AIDS is in trials. But Alaska providers say there are good therapies here, now.

International buzz about a vaccine and a cure for AIDS is rippling in Alaska. The pharmaceutical company, Moderna, announced it is in the first phase of developing a vaccine against the virus that caused the now 40-year AIDS epidemic. Treatment providers say it will be awhile before the vaccine is tested, but things in Alaska are improving anyway

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