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Small study shows a promising path toward HIV cure

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A small study published in Nature shows promise in controlling HIV without medication. Researchers gave 10 participants experimental immunotherapies, leading to slower virus rebound in six people. One participant's immune system controlled the virus for over a year. The study lacked a control group, but experts see it as a hopeful step toward an HIV cure.

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