How the stars align to cure HIV. MedTwitter HIVtreatment
From 1981, when the first patients with HIV were identified, to 2007, a cure for the deadly virus would have been a miracle. Then,— known as"The Berlin Patient" — was cured. And just like that, a miracle became science.
And, by the way, if you are of non-European ancestry, your chances are even lower. People of non-European ancestry are substantially underrepresented in bone marrow registries in the first place. They are also less likely to have that particular beneficial mutation. Needle in a haystack doesn't do this justice. We're talking a needle in a field of haystacks.appearing in, that shows what appears to be the first HIV cure that is a result of cord blood-derived stem cells.
They used the quantitative viral outgrowth assay to search for those reservoirs. As you can see here, there weren't any.In a petri dish, they added live HIV virus to the patient's new immune cells to see if they would get infected. Control cells were rapidly invaded. The patient's cells? Nothing.They even tested the cerebrospinal fluid, since some studies have suggested that the nervous system can be an HIV reservoir. Nothing there either.
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