Breakthrough in HIV vaccine research
Italian researchers say an experimental anti-HIV vaccine could bring the immune system back to stability.
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Italian researchers say an experimental anti-HIV vaccine could bring the immune system back to stability.
Modifications of 5 types of amine acids in the HLA-B protein are related to the natural immunity of people with HIV / AIDS.
American scientists have discovered the ancestors of AIDS viruses that are thousands of years old, longer than what scientists have thought before.
Canadian scientists said that drug addicts participating in public and supervised injecting centers would be more likely to give up the substance than sneaky injecting d…
For the first time in history, scientists have invented a vaginal cream that blocks HIV.
Swedish scientists have discovered that a combination of tomato genes and anti-AIDS drugs can destroy cancer cells.
In the treatment of AIDS, the use of 'cocktail therapy' in combination with antibiotics can lower the mortality rate within a certain period of AIDS patients.
Cuban doctors will use drugs made from herbs with a local name, 'anamú' in the treatment of cancer and HIV / AIDS patients.
Vegakiss medicine is a national-level scientific research project implemented by the Institute for Treatment of Critical Diseases.
According to the latest study in the United States, the virus that causes AIDS can hide in the bone marrow, evade the attack of drugs that treat and
Research results of scientists from the University of Pennsylvania, USA, showed that gene therapy can become a new weapon in the treatment of HIV / AIDS century disease.
Research reports published in the British Journal of Nature show that chimpanzees can also die from AIDS in monkeys just like AIDS in humans.
US scientists have warned that variants of the HIV / AIDS century virus could destroy all the achievements of world medicine in the study of therapeutic drugs.
A study has shown that it is possible to use human stem cells to produce cells capable of killing HIV-infected cells.
Scientists have found a new technique to detect early HIV virus and monitor the development of AIDS without having to freeze plasma