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News and information about basic science that may lead researchers to develop a cure for HIV – studies of the latent viral reservoir, shock and kill approaches, gene therapies, immune modulators therapeutic vaccines, broadly neutralizing antibodies and so on.

The search for a cure

NIH-Supported Scientists Reverse HIV and SIV Latency in Two Animal Models

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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
23 January 2020
The search for a cure

Researchers reverse HIV latency, important scientific step toward cure

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EurekAlert
23 January 2020
The search for a cure

Does timing matter for initiating HIV therapy in infants?

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EurekAlert
8 January 2020
Bad science & bogus treatments

China’s CRISPR babies: Read exclusive excerpts from the unseen original research

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MIT Technology Review
4 December 2019
The search for a cure

World AIDS Day: Why Is It so Difficult to Fight HIV?

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The Wire
2 December 2019
HIV treatment for children & young people

HIV-Positive Babies Fare Better When Treatment Starts at Birth

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Scientific American
29 November 2019
Bad science & bogus treatments

Another case of HIV cure hype-atitis

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HIV Cure
13 November 2019
People & personal stories

The Berlin Patient, the First Person Ever Cured of HIV, on Taking PrEP: "I Want a Full Sexual Life"

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TheBodyPro
12 November 2019
Bad science & bogus treatments

Gene Therapy and 'Cure': Tone It Down!

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Science
11 November 2019
Treatment interruptions

Pausing the pills: attitudes to treatment interruption

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HIV Cure
28 October 2019
The search for a cure

NIH and Gates Foundation lay out ambitious plan to bring gene-based treatments for HIV and sickle cell disease to Africa

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Science
28 October 2019
The search for a cure

NIH launches new collaboration to develop gene-based cures for sickle cell disease and HIV on global scale

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National Institutes of Health
24 October 2019
The search for a cure

The World’s First Known Person Who Naturally Beat HIV Goes Public

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Leapsmag
17 October 2019
The search for a cure

Researchers retract paper that suggested Chinese CRISPR twins might die early

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Medical Xpress
16 October 2019
The search for a cure

Retraction Note: CCR5-∆32 is deleterious in the homozygous state in humans

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Nature Medicine
9 October 2019
Activism & civil society

A Movement for Cure, One Advocate at a Time

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AVAC
17 September 2019
The search for a cure

Teams fail to replicate 2016 results that claimed HIV ‘cure’ in monkeys

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Medical Brief
12 September 2019
The search for a cure

In a CRISPR first, therapy aiming to cure HIV patient appears safe

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STAT
12 September 2019
The search for a cure

Scientists use gene-edited stem cells to treat HIV — with mixed success

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Nature
12 September 2019
The search for a cure

Scientists gather in Seattle to share strategies for an HIV cure

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Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
29 August 2019
The search for a cure

The promise and challenge of stem cell transplants in HIV cure

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HIV Cure
10 August 2019
The search for a cure

How 'duoCAR-T' cells could clear HIV and prevent resurgence of virus reservoirs

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Fierce Biotech
8 August 2019
The search for a cure

Industry $$ for HIV Cure Sparse Due to Unanswered Questions

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MedPage Today
3 August 2019
The search for a cure

The State of Cure Research for HIV and Hepatitis B: Similarities and Differences

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TheBodyPro
2 August 2019