Recent reports of an American woman of mixed race cured of HIV through stem cell transplant suggest ground-breaking progress on the human immunodeficiency virus“HIV”war front as it marks significant progress in effo...Recent reports of an American woman of mixed race cured of HIV through stem cell transplant suggest ground-breaking progress on the human immunodeficiency virus“HIV”war front as it marks significant progress in efforts to find a cure for the disease.As presented at the recent Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections,the cured patient was discovered in the ongoing USA-supported stem cell research study led by Dr.Deborah Persaud of Johns Hopkins University and Dr.Yvonne Bryson of the University of California Los Angeles(UCLA).展开更多
文摘Recent reports of an American woman of mixed race cured of HIV through stem cell transplant suggest ground-breaking progress on the human immunodeficiency virus“HIV”war front as it marks significant progress in efforts to find a cure for the disease.As presented at the recent Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections,the cured patient was discovered in the ongoing USA-supported stem cell research study led by Dr.Deborah Persaud of Johns Hopkins University and Dr.Yvonne Bryson of the University of California Los Angeles(UCLA).
