Find out how much you already know about preventive HIV vaccine research by taking a quick quiz. Then check your answers.

1.	Scientists have already developed a vaccine that prevents HIV infection.		True
			False
2.	Only men who have sex with men or drug users who share needles will benefit from the discovery of vaccines that can prevent HIV infection.		True
			False
3.	Volunteers for preventive HIV vaccine clinical trials can get HIV from the vaccines being tested.		True
			False
4.	Preventive HIV vaccines contain the HIV virus.		True
			False
5.	You have to be infected with HIV to participate in a preventive HIV vaccine clinical trial.		True
			False
6.	Preventive HIV vaccines go through significant testing before they are tested in human volunteers.		True
			False
7.	Before people volunteer for preventive HIV vaccine clinical trials, they get detailed information on the side effects they might experience.		True
			False
8.	Scientists test the effectiveness of preventive HIV vaccines by encouraging clinical trial volunteers to engage in high-risk behavior.		True
			False
9.	Volunteers receive information on what they can do to reduce their risk of HIV infection throughout their participation in an HIV vaccine trial.		True
			False
10.	African Americans, Hispanics, and other racial and ethnic minority groups volunteer for preventive HIV vaccine trials more frequently than other groups of Americans.		True
			False

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