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'We finally understand what we have to do': antibody studies point the way to an HIV cure

A scientist works in a lab.

Top 5 stories on the search for an HIV cure from CROI 2026

Professor John Frater at CROI 2026. He is being interviewed at the CROI conference centre.

Top 5 stories on the HIV response in Africa from CROI 2026

A courier collects HIV viral load samples at a rural health clinic in Mozambique.

The untapped potential of CD8 cells

Dr Nilay Thakkar (left) and Dr Hyunmoon Back (right) at CROI 2026. They are sitting next to each other with Nilay talking into a microphone.

The untapped potential of CD8 cells: how cellular immunity may be the key to an HIV cure

Dr Katie Fisher from Aarhus University in Denmark at CROI 2026. She is talking into a microphone.

Immune modulator N-803 does not control HIV rebound, suggesting a combination approach is needed for a functional cure

A close-up of a syringe and a vaccine bottle.

African paediatric studies at CROI: HIV remission in children, three bnAbs in babies, two years on injectables in teens

Dr Gabriela Cromhout at CROI 2026. She is standing behind a lectern, talking into a microphone.

Broadly neutralising antibody plus cabotegravir maintains viral suppression for at least a year

Dr Charlotte-Paige Rolle at CROI 2026. She is sitting down, with a small microphone in front of her.

Half the participants from placebo arm of HIV cure trial have prolonged viral load remission when given broadly neutralising antibodies

Professor John Frater at CROI 2026. He is being interviewed at the CROI conference centre.