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A 42-year-old HIV patient with leukemia appears to have no detectable HIV in his blood and no symptoms after a stem cell transplant from a donor carrying a gene mutation that confers natural resistance to the virus that causes AIDS, according to a report published in the New England Journal of Medicine.
Originally posted by Zenagain
Consider the source, it's not exactly the Journal of Medicine is it?
Second lines cure cancer AND aids.
Originally posted by Zenagain
Consider the source, it's not exactly the Journal of Medicine is it?
Second lines cure cancer AND aids.
Originally posted by Shark_Feeder
Originally posted by Zenagain
Consider the source, it's not exactly the Journal of Medicine is it?
Second lines cure cancer AND aids.
Well how about the original source?
I would be careful if I were you to so quickly dismiss new information.
In the age of the internet information spreads quickly enough to reach multiple sources near simultaneously.
Original CNN Source Article
Originally posted by Zenagain
Consider the source, it's not exactly the Journal of Medicine is it?
Originally posted by InertiaZero
HMMM....kinda makes you think...Here I am. Constantly harping on the fact that we know so little in the grand scheme of science, and yet I am constantly proven wrong.
But my question to you, ATS'ers....is if this is possible, can we finally lose the moral stigma associated with stem cell research?