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Statement on the Death of Dr. Jonathan Mann

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Death of Drs. Jonathan
and Mary-Lou Clements Mann

(WASHINGTON, DC) -- Sandra L. Thurman, Director of the White House Office of National AIDS Policy, issued the following statement on the death of Dr. Jonathan Mann:

The AIDS community, the United States, and the world at large, has suffered a great loss in the tragic death of Dr. Jonathan Mann, and his wife Dr. Mary-Lou Clements. For nearly two decades, Jonathan has provided leadership and vision to our global battle against AIDS. His compassion, dedication, and tireless commitment will be sorely missed. While Jonathan's special contribution is irreplaceable, his legacy inspires us all to redouble our efforts to keep science and humanity in the forefront of our response to the AIDS pandemic. Mary-Lou's years of dedicated commitment to prevention and the development of vaccines was extraordinary. My heart and thoughts are with their family.

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