Seed ScienceBlogs are liveblogging the 16th International AIDS Conference in Toronto from August 13th-18th.
Two special correspondents on the ground, and our own Tara Smith of Aetiology will post daily commentary on a blog specially dsigned for this occasion - AIDS at 25.
Quite fittingly, the AskTheScienceBlogger question of the week is also about AIDS, and I am sure that a number of my SciBlings will write about the topic in addition to just answering the question, so you will have plenty of opportunity to be informed and educated about AIDS over the next several days. And, if you have not done this yet, this may be a good time to make Scienceblogs.com one of your Technorati favourites.
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