Researchers Knock Out HIV


	Researchers Knock Out HIV

bostonblogger

10-22-2007 9:30 PM

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doctors have discovered that they can successfully neutralize the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)

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10-22-2007 9:38 PM

raven714

Magic Johnson had HIV since the 80s, and here it is 20 some odd years later.
I think they may have had the cure a long time ago, how else would Magic lived this long.
If you got the money they got the cure.

10-22-2007 9:46 PM

davboz

People HAVE been living longer. Yeah,especially Magic.
Hopefully by this statement, it means they're ready to make it widely available.
That SHOULD be huge news!

10-22-2007 9:53 PM

ratilfar

Cocktail of very expensive drugs raven. Still its not a cure, only a way to live with the disease if you detect it early and have the money to fund your treatment.

10-22-2007 9:54 PM

constantskeptic

stepping stones to greater discoveries - great news

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