New antibodies help reduce the amount of HIV virus in the blood
According to a study published in the journal Nature (April 8), US and German scientists have developed a special antibody that helps reduce the amount of HIV virus that…
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According to a study published in the journal Nature (April 8), US and German scientists have developed a special antibody that helps reduce the amount of HIV virus that…
Scientists claim to have created such a powerful anti-HIV drug that it could act as a vaccine to prevent this dangerous virus.
HIV / AIDS has been recognized by the world for the past 30 years, from an unknown disease to now that has become a global fear and obsession with more than 30 million p…
US scientists have discovered many important evidence related to ability
French scientists have just announced the discovery of a gene mechanism that helps some people become immune to the effects of HIV.
Russian scientists from Novosibirsk claim they have reached the second stage in clinical trials of vaccines against HIV and AIDS.
Many people believe that the Ebola virus will become a century virus with a more dangerous level than the HIV / AIDS virus.
So far, only one person in the world has been said to cure HIV infection -
On July 21, scientists announced a new method that combines three highly effective drugs, shortening the duration of treatment from two years to four months in the treat…
Australian researchers have designed condoms that can kill HIV. At this point, this type of condom will be produced and put into consumption.
Once the HIV virus invades a human cell, it will reside there forever.
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…
Instead of using latex as it is today, new generation condoms can be converted to named materials 'tough hydro-gel'.
Microbiological experts have stated that a taste-enhancing compound in soy sauce could overcome resistance to AIDS in patients infected with HIV.