Can a single infusion of immune cells suppress HIV for years?
Engineered immune-cell infusion lowered HIV to undetectable levels in trial participants after stopping antiretroviral therapy, suggesting a potential path toward a functional cure.
Can a single infusion of immune cells suppress HIV for years?
Engineered immune-cell infusion lowered HIV to undetectable levels in trial participants after stopping antiretroviral therapy, suggesting a potential path toward a functional cure.
A Toronto man could become the 1st Canadian cured of HIV thanks to rare bone marrow treatment | CBC News
A Toronto patient in remission after cancer treatment and a bone marrow transplant has stopped antiretroviral therapy and appears to have eradicated HIV.
Monthly HIV-drug injections offer potent alternative to daily tablets
Monthly injectable antiretroviral drugs effectively suppress HIV in patients with mental illness and adherence challenges who cannot maintain daily tablet regimens.
A new one-a-day-pill holds promise for HIV's 'forgotten population'
Many HIV patients with drug-resistant strains cannot use single-pill treatments and must take multiple medications daily, creating a forgotten population left behind by modern HIV advances.
