His objection to hangover-cure research was simply that it was a misuse of resources: "Fifteen million people in this country are alcohol-dependent.
Driven by Barré-Sinoussi, a strategy to accelerate cure research was launched in 2012 by the International Aids Society – the leading association of HIV/Aids researchers, of which she is currently president.
We have also been aware that the so called "elite controllers" — those very few people who are infected with H.I.V. for at least a decade, do not take treatment and yet do not develop AIDS — were always going to be a vital part of future cure research.
Steven Deeks, who conducts HIV cure research at the University of California, San Francisco, was surprised by the finding.
A big shock to AIDS virus from novel drug advances cure research.
(The case indeed helped catalyze the new interest in cure research, as this Science article details).
This article discusses, from a multidisciplinary approach, critical social, behavioral, ethical, and economic issues permeating the HIV-cure research agenda.
In the case of HIV cure research there is an emerging need to manage expectations by using the term 'experiment'experiment
The innovative tool promises to clarify the still-murky details of the initial infection process and may help guide drug, vaccine, and cure research in people.
NIAID Director Anthony Fauci explains that they scoured their budget to find what now totals $70 million for three groups because there was so much interest in cure research.
Several talks at the meeting gave updates on cure research, which moves forward inch by inch, but Baltimore said he thought a vaccine would be a more important tool to bring the epidemic to an end.
