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CD8 cell fitness predicts who benefits most from antibody-based cure strategies

Illustration of HIV cells in pink and purple.

Antibody from Tanzanian woman suppresses almost all tested HIV variants including resistant viruses in pre-clinical study

Molecular model representing the precise area of contact between 04_A06 and the CD4 binding site of the gp120 glycoprotein.

Broadly neutralising antibodies plus immune modulator may delay HIV rebound

An IV infusion drip.

Broadly neutralising antibody N6LS could be part of long-acting HIV treatment

Dr Babafemi Taiwo talking into a microphone at a media briefing at CROI 2025.

Lenacapavir plus broadly neutralising antibodies could be twice-yearly HIV treatment

Dr Onyema Ogbuagu at a media briefing at CROI 2025. He is sitting between two people and talking into a microphone.

Half the men in an HIV cure study stayed off treatment for nearly a year after a two-antibody shot

Professor Sarah Fidler at a media briefing at CROI 2025. She is talking into a microphone.

Novel antibody-based regimen keeps HIV at bay for six months

Dr Paul Cook of East Carolina University speaking at a lectern

Top 5 stories on new drugs for HIV prevention and treatment from CROI 2023

Professor Joseph Eron at CROI 2023. Photo by Andy Carstens.

Lenacapavir plus broadly neutralising antibodies may offer twice-yearly treatment option

Professor Joseph Eron at CROI 2023.