Important findings about treatment for HIV in 2011
Along with the advancement of medicine and the desire to conquer the disease of the century, 2011 marked many breakthroughs in HIV treatment.
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Along with the advancement of medicine and the desire to conquer the disease of the century, 2011 marked many breakthroughs in HIV treatment.
Technology that will help protect children often reacts negatively to antiviral therapy not infected by HIV-infected mothers.
Scientists at the University of California have figured out how some HIV-infected cells become latent and escape the detection of immune mechanisms.
The scientific community was surprised to find an antibody that could help kill 99% of HIV viruses, opening a new direction for medicine.
ARV is a treatment for people with HIV, which reduces the development of HIV and slows the HIV phase to AIDS.
By injecting antibodies directly into cells, scientists have created a new generation of cells capable of protecting themselves from HIV.
AIDS patients will have to live with the rest of their lives with drugs because HIV can hide in the immune system and react more aggressively if they stop taking it.
According to researcher Yayri Caridad Prieto, of La Habana Center for Genetics and Biotechnology (CIGB), this vaccine called TERAVAC-VIH has been tested on 9 patients an…
Scientists found that 10-1074 antibodies can neutralize HIV virus and are safe for users.
A man living in the UK may become the first person in the world to be cured of HIV through a new therapy developed by scientists from many British universities.
Finding a vaccine for HIV is one of the most important issues in the fight against AIDS in the world.
A new treatment recently announced by Rockefeller University a few days ago showed that it was basically possible
Scientists claim to have created such a powerful anti-HIV drug that it could act as a vaccine to prevent this dangerous virus.
French scientists have just announced the discovery of a gene mechanism that helps some people become immune to the effects of HIV.
A team of scientists at the University of California successfully modified the genome on stem cells to simulate a rare natural mutation that activates the body's defense…