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Novel dual antibody therapy partially controls virulent HIV infection in monkeys off treatment

Zachary Strongin presenting to IAS 2021.

Earlier treatment and higher CD4 counts linked to smaller HIV reservoir

Dr Brian Moldt presenting to IAS 2021.

São Paulo patient experiences apparent viral rebound a year and a half after stopping HIV treatment

Dr Ricardo Diaz presenting to CROI 2021.

Therapeutic vaccine shows potential for HIV control off treatment in early study

Dr Beatriz Mothe (bottom left) presenting to CROI 2021.

Argentinian woman has been off HIV treatment for 12 years

Buenos Aires, Argentina. Andrea Leopardi/Unsplash

The Buenos Aires patient: Argentinian woman controls HIV for at least 12 years after stopping treatment

Buenos Aires, Argentina. Andrea Leopardi/Unsplash

Could a multiple sclerosis medication be used against the HIV reservoir?

Illustration of purple HIV viruses on a white background.

Loreen Willenberg's HIV seems to have disappeared. Is this good news for the rest of us?

Image of Loreen Willenberg from amfAR YouTube video.

Elite controllers may self-vaccinate against active HIV infection, gene study suggests

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