Two more people have been potentially cured of HIV after receiving stem cell transplants to treat blood cancer or bone marrow ...

A German man's HIV has likely been cured after ... The intrigue: Scientists don't yet know why the stem cell transplant led to an apparent cure in this instance, when the virus had multiplied ...

Two more people appear to be free of HIV after stem cell transplants for cancer treatment, according to a pair of posters presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI ...

But this form of stem cell therapy is unsuitable as a cure for HIV in most people. Bone marrow transplants are a difficult procedure, with a high risk of death. They are only attempted in people ...

A Norwegian man has been free of the virus for nearly two and a half years following treatment and is likely cured of HIV.

Emory University's pioneering work with a class of small molecules known as JAK (janus kinase) inhibitors continues to show how HIV might be cured ...

Study findings provide a new gene pathway for potential treatment of the virus affecting millions. Mount Sinai researchers have developed a method to uncover the hidden immune cells that harbor the ...

(1 Trusted Source HIV weakens the immune system by attacking infection-fighting cells. While antiretroviral therapy controls the virus, it doesn’t cure it. Mount Sinai researchers ...

For those with access to it, HIV treatment called ... by receiving bone marrow transplants from people who are naturally resistant to HIV infection. HIV infects cells by attaching to a protein ...

One experienced viral rebound after an initial treatment interruption but remains in remission after stopping antiretrovirals ...