Will AIDS ever be cured?

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| Updated on March 15, 2019 | Health-beauty

Will AIDS ever be cured?

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@guest6271 | Posted on March 15, 2019

A man in London contaminated with HIV infection has been reported to be free of the infection. The patient, presently named as the \'London Patient\', got bone marrow transplantation from a contributor that has a rare genetic mutation. After the transplantation of the changed bone marrow, the HIV understanding quit having the dose of his antiretroviral medications; and now, following year and a half, profoundly delicate tests demonstrate that the patient has no hint of the HIV infection in his body.
This news comes 12 years after the primary HIV understanding was reported for to be free from the HIV virus by utilizing similar treatment. Known as the \"Berlin Patient\", Timothy Brown, after getting cured has stayed free of the infection. From that point forward, the treatment had been attempted a few times, and failed to duplicate. The most recent achievement brings new trusts in the treatment of AIDS patients, saying that it is conceivable, regardless of whether troublesome.

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@jagritimalik5053 | Posted on March 15, 2019

There is no cure for HIV. However proper medication can help you live longer and healthier.

Also, Researchers and scientists believe that we can find a cure for HIV. We know a lot about HIV, as much as certain cancers. Scientists are researching two types of cure: a functional cure and a sterilising cure (there is no 'natural cure' or 'herbal cure') for HIV. (There will never be an AIDS cure because AIDS is a defining set of symptoms rather than a virus, like HIV.)


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