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Experimental strategies which we hope will one day lead us towards an effective vaccine, a functional cure or eradication of HIV. Also includes information about the biology and basic science of HIV.

Viral load

When People Stop Newer HIV Meds, Time to Viral Rebound Not Better Than With Older Antiretroviral Therapy, NIH Study Finds

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TheBodyPro
10 June 2020
The search for a cure

HIV Can Reseed During Critical Window After a Stem Cell Transplant

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POZ
31 May 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

New HIV vaccine combination strategy provides better and more durable protection

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EurekAlert
12 May 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

Public statement by the HIV Vaccine Trials Network (HVTN) on COVID-19, April 2020

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HVTN
3 April 2020
The search for a cure

Treating HIV Very Early Can Shrink Viral Reservoir 100-Fold

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POZ
2 April 2020
The search for a cure

Halting Start for Kick & Kill, CROI Previews New HIV Cure Approaches on the Horizon

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Treatment Action Group
18 March 2020
The search for a cure

Rethinking the Definition of Cure as Patients With HIV Wait

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Medscape (requires free registration)
16 March 2020
The search for a cure

Attack on HIV Reservoir Falls Short

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MedPage Today (free registration required)
13 March 2020
The search for a cure

Safety and PK of bNAb elipovimab (GS-9722) support two-weekly dosing

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i-Base
10 March 2020
The search for a cure

The ‘London Patient,’ Cured of H.I.V., Reveals His Identity

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New York Times
9 March 2020
The search for a cure

HIV reservoirs in humans: Immediate antiretroviral therapy makes them 100 times smaller

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EurekAlert
5 March 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

HIV Vaccine Regimen Does Not Show Efficacy in the HVTN 702 Trial in South Africa

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TAG
2 March 2020
New & experimental HIV treatments

Rockefeller grants commercial license for the development of broadly neutralizing antibodies

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Rockefeller University
27 February 2020
The biology of HIV transmission

New study describes a genetic contribution to the risk of acquiring HIV-1

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King’s College London
24 February 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

Why we’re still optimistic even in disappointment about an HIV vaccine

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Daily Maverick
7 February 2020
How HIV works

What the discovery of a new HIV strain means for the pandemic

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The Conversation
6 February 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

Experimental HIV Vaccine Regimen Ineffective in Preventing HIV

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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
3 February 2020
The search for an HIV prevention vaccine

Another HIV vaccine strategy fails in large-scale study

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Science
3 February 2020
Resistance

How HIV develops resistance to key drugs discovered

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EurekAlert
31 January 2020
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
How HIV works

Dying people give last gift to help cure HIV

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EurekAlert
22 January 2020
Vaccinations & immunisations

Why Do People With HIV Lose Smallpox Immunity Despite Vaccination?

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Contagion Live
17 January 2020
How HIV works

HIV-related microbiota alterations contribute to metabolic comorbidities

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Healio
14 January 2020