Nearly 13% of participants in an African cohort maintain HIV control off treatment
Defective HIV particles may drive inflammation despite long-term viral suppression
New genetic variant found in those of African ancestry halves HIV viral load
Defective HIV contributes to detectable viral load despite effective treatment
Immunological landscape of post-treatment controllers identified
UK cohort of elite controllers finds 32 people with undetectable viral loads who have never taken treatment
HIV controllers may be more susceptible to non-AIDS illnesses compared to people on HIV treatment
Proliferation, not replication: HIV is lifelong because infected cells divide, not only because they infect others
Failure of integrase inhibitor-based regimens may be due to a completely novel form of resistance
