Could cancer research hold the key to a cure for HIV?

It may be impossible to completely eradicate the virus. Some scientists believe that cancer treatment may provide a means for functional treatment of AIDS. Sophie cousin report

Since the epidemic of the 1980s began, we are seeking ways to treat AIDS Immunotherapy for stopping HIV treatment, which is the theme of the AIDS science conference to be held in July, is required for cancer treatment I will.

Through the development of effective and affordable antiretroviral therapy (ART), millions of lives are saved and people living with HIV now have an average life expectancy. According to recent UNAIDS reports more than half of the 46.7 million people living with HIV all over the world are subject to antiretroviral treatment.

However, it is impossible to achieve the goal of sustainable development that 17.3 million people are not receiving treatment and the incidence rate has not declined rapidly to end the epidemic in 2020 1.

"Berlin's Patient" Timothy Brown is considered the only person who clinically treats HIV infection - the virus is completely eradicated after bone marrow transplants for blood cancers in 2007 and 2008 It was. body

Two unidentified men from Boston received bone marrow stem cell transplantation, one in 2008 and another in 2010 trying to stop antiretroviral therapy. However, the virus quickly reappears, indicating that there are no treatments for HIV without therapy if there are still small amounts of virus in the body.

"It is not successful to completely eradicate virus, the worst part is that this is impossible.

Researchers and scientists believe they can find ways to treat AIDS. Like several cancers, we have a lot of knowledge about HIV. Scientists are studying two treatments: functional and disinfective for the treatment of HIV (there is no "natural treatment" or "herbal remedy"). (Because AIDS is not a virus like HIV, it is a definite set of symptoms, there is never a cure for AIDS.) Functional treatment reduces the amount of HIV in the body to an undetectable low level, There are things to do - but it still exists. While some people think antiretroviral therapy is actually a functional treatment, most people believe that functional therapy can suppress the virus without the need for ongoing antiretroviral therapy.

There is currently no cure for AIDS. However, there are many clinical studies directed to the treatment of HIV. The current antiretroviral treatment allows people living with HIV to prevent their progress and to maintain normal life. Scientists, public health officials, government agencies, regional organizations, AIDS activists, pharmaceutical companies have made significant progress in the prevention and treatment of AIDS. PEP should be used only as an emergency prevention method. It must begin within 72 hours of exposure, but ideally should be as close as possible to exposure time. Health care providers prescribe multiple medicines for this preventive method. It usually takes one month to comply with antiretroviral therapy.

I do not mind anything about research, but in the news I will hear all kinds of research. Cancer research "The epoch - making cancer killing treatment has no side effects on the mouse" and "Baby is born with HIV". These will start with questions and problems (cancer, HIV etc.), but have questions such as "Can Drug X reduce cancer organization and HIV infection?" It is somewhat similar to saying that burning leads to apple pie, in fact it does not say anything but two. To start investigating something, there must be a problem, concern, or problem. These can come from observing the world, former research, specialized books, or associates. Study really starts with the right question as your question should be answered. Questions such as "How can we treat cancer" do not involve actual research. It's too ambiguous to test