by Alex Lash
Once known to the world simply as the Berlin Patient, the first and only person cured of HIV infection has...
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In HIV Research, A Race For The Cure Is Back On Track
Hopes for a vaccine or cure for HIV/AIDS have been dashed before. But recent scientific advances and greater understanding of the limits of antiretroviral drugs have reignited optimism. Just don't expect VCs to get on board.
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