Changing patterns of HIV infection in Vietnam
The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
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The HIV/AIDS epidemic is becoming more complicated, with the transmission pattern changing from blood-borne transmission in drug addicts to sexual transmission.
American scientists have just announced positive HIV vaccine trial results, opening up prospects for preventing this dangerous virus.
The BBC reported that scientists announced that they had successfully removed the HIV virus from infected cells, using Crispr gene editing technology that won the 2020 N…
US scientists have investigated the role of VR07, a member of the IgG antibody family that has the potential to pave the way for monoclonal antibody therapy against the…
Authors in Israel discovered how to regulate B white blood cells, which release antibodies against HIV, thereby helping to cure the disease after just one injection.
Israeli researchers have developed a new method that can neutralize HIV and developed an injectable drug that can cure HIV/AIDS.
A team of researchers at the University of Oxford, UK, recently discovered a new highly virulent HIV strain (named VB) that has 'hidden'
The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in the body of a woman in the US declined after she received a stem cell transplant from a relative and umbilical cord blood from…
A new method helps to treat the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), thereby raising hopes for a cure for HIV-infected patients.
An experimental HIV vaccine based on mRNA, the technology behind two highly effective Covid-19 vaccines, has shown positive results in mice and primates.
An Argentinian woman has become the second person in the world to have an immune system that may have helped her to cure herself of HIV.
A recent study in mice and human tissue found that the HIV virus could lurk in the brain even when patients were being treated with antiviral therapy.
The almost complete sequence of a newly discovered HIV gene was one of 1,600 tissue samples collected in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo, in the 1960s.
The second person who has been cured of HIV has revealed his identity and said he wants to become one
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