(Geneva, February 28, 2008) –The United Nations and its member states are failing to address serious threats to life and health posed by the promotion of unproven AIDS "cures" and by counterfeit antiretroviral drugs, Human Rights Watch said today.

The physicists say that I am a mathematician, and the mathematicians say that I am a physicist. I am a completely isolated man and though everybody knows me, there are very few people who really know me.

Scientists just don't think about money," said Christina Schütte, presenting at a November workshop on project management in Berlin. "They figure, 'Oh, I'll just let my Ph.D. student do it; that doesn't cost me anything.' " Her audience, about 30 Ph.D. candidates, nodded knowingly. But that is flawed thinking, Schütte says. Perhaps there is a multimillion-dollar piece of scientific equipment in the lab that sits unused because the young researcher is filing invoices. That isn't money saved but opportunity--and very real money--wasted.

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