The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) can insert itself at different locations in the DNA of its human host -- and this specific integration site determines how quickly the disease progresses, report ...

A human DNA-associated protein called LEDGF is the first such molecule found to control the location of HIV integration in human cells, according to a new study from researchers at the University of ...

HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, does its damage by decimating immune cells. But it also lies dormant in some cells, creating a reservoir that can restart an active infection long after the active ...

As part of its normal life cycle, HIV inserts a copy of itself into the genome of every cell it infects. Most of these copies go on to cause an active infection, pumping out new copies of the virus. A ...

An investigational vaginal insert is being evaluated in a phase 1 study as an on-demand HIV prevention method. The study is being conducted by MATRIX, a 5-year program funded by the United States ...

Totally eradicating HIV from an infected person — once thought impossible — may be achievable with a class of drugs already in clinical testing for cancer, according to a study led by scientists at ...

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Today, HIV can be kept under control, but for most people, there is no cure because the virus can become dormant so HIV medicines have no effect. That could change in future, now progress has been ...

VACCINE IN THE ELYAR 80S, THE THINKING WAS WE’D PROBABLY HAVE AN HIV VACNECI BY NOW AND FAR SCIENTISTS ARE WORKING ON NOT ONLY HOW TO CURE HIV BUTOW HO T CONFIRM THAT HIV IS CURED THAT WAS TWO YEARS ...

A new HIV vaccine trial is set to commence in South Africa today. This is the first trial for an HIV vaccine to be carried out in several years, and it is showing the most promise to date for ...