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Is there a good scientific cure for hiv?
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No cure likely: Hiv integrates itself into the genome of reserve cells that keep the immune system supplied. I agree with most scientists that there's no reasonable prospect of removing these. The best for which we can hope is to find some immune-enhancer that will make the antibody response to HIV more effective so it might keep the blood free of the virus. Eager to hear other doctors' input.
Answered 6/10/2014
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