AIDS

Anti-HIV gel treats herpes too - study

Anti-HIV gel not only slashes the risk of infection in women from AIDS virus, but also protects them from contracting genital herpes, findings of a new study reveal.

According to the findings of the study conducted by the researchers at the National Institutes of Health, Gilead Sciences Inc.

Sugary compounds give hope of AIDS prevention

In a remarkable medical breakthrough, researchers at the University of Utah, claim to have developed a novel treatment to prevent the sexual transmission of the AIDS virus.

According to the findings of the study, Lectins, a new class of compounds, cling to the sugary coating of the AIDS virus and prohibit them from inflicting other cells.

Scientist creates virus that kills HIV cells

In what may be termed as a breakthrough, a scientist at University of Southern California has created a virus that attacks HIV infected cells.

Dr. Pin Wang, a chemical engineering professor at the Viterbi School of Engineering, University of Southern California has named the virus lentiviral vector that destroys the HIV-infected cells.

This virus is a new hope for a possible HIV cure, an issue that has been the concern for the whole medical fraternity for quite some time now.

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