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.. but is this a practical way forward? Copy link Photo provided colombia telegram data by With all this scientific work on using stem cell transplants to treat HIV and the media coverage of people being cured there is understandably a lot of interest in research in this area right now. However, there are some challenges in using stem cell transplants for HIV/AIDS patients. While you might think that everyone living with HIV can be cured with a stem cell transplant, most people don't have access to this treatment.

Scientists are working to cure HIV but they have not yet found a treatment that works for everyone. Read on to learn more about this new area of ​​medicine and research. The road to an HIV cure In the past few decades since the virus emerged, AIDS scientists have tried using stem cell transplants as a treatment. The idea is to replace immune cells that are lacking in HIV/AIDS patients. Only recently have they been able to do stem cell transplants with cells that are actually resistant to HIV.