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HIV vaccine becomes a reality, new hope for millions of people has come
American scientists have just announced positive HIV vaccine trial results, opening up prospects for preventing this dangerous virus.
Harvard's HIV vaccine was initially successful on humans
A parallel trial in Rhesus monkeys showed that the protective effect of this HIV vaccine is up to 67% in HIV protection and treatment.
Breakthroughs in HIV research in 2016
Every year, scientists come a little closer to curing this disease. Here's what studies tell us about HIV in 2016.
Russia has a clinical trial of three vaccines that protect against HIV
On November 18, Russian Health Minister Veronika Skvortsova said that through a phase 1 clinical trial, three types of vaccines against immunodeficiency (HIV / AIDS) have proved
The United States is about to test a vaccine against HIV in humans
Previously, this vaccine has been tested with HIV in monkeys and the results are quite good.
Why is 3BNC117 antibody a new hope for HIV treatment?
A new treatment recently announced by Rockefeller University a few days ago showed that it was basically possible
Development of a vaccine to completely destroy SIV in monkeys
The Institute of Genetic and Vaccine Therapy at the Oregon University of Science and Health (OHSU), USA, has just announced a vaccine that completely destroys the virus that
Cuba will test anti-AIDS vaccines on people
On March 6, Cuba's leading biotechnologists successfully tested a new vaccine against Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome (AIDS) on mice and are ready to experiment on humans.
Russia successfully tested the vaccine - asking for HIV
The director of the Center for Virus and Biotechnology Research, Vektor (Russia), Alexander Sergeyev on February 6, said that Vektor has just completed a successful clinical trial