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How a potential HIV cure may affect transmission
A mathematical modeling study coordinated by UMC Utrecht has shown that sustained HIV remission (without rebound) or HIV eradication cure scenarios could consistently reduce new HIV infections among ...
Genetic sequencing of peptides in rebound virus in individuals with HIV who had analytic treatment interruptions (ATIs) confirmed the peptides’ expression in HIV-1 infection, according to data ...
Administration of a single broadly neutralizing human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)–specific antibody to HIV-infected persons leads to the development of antibody-resistant virus in the absence of ...
SAN FRANCISCO -- Most patients with HIV who received two broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) after pausing antiretroviral therapy (ART) avoided rebound for 5 months, a randomized trial showed. At ...
The administration of VRC01, a potent and broadly neutralizing HIV-specific antibody, is safe, is well-tolerated, generated high plasma concentrations and modestly delayed the return of HIV viral ...
A mathematical modeling study coordinated by UMC Utrecht has shown that sustained HIV remission (without rebound) or HIV eradication cure scenarios could consistently reduce new HIV infections among ...
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