health π¬ New triple treatment clears HIV in baby primates
A new study found that a triple therapy can permanently eliminate HIV in newborn primates. Researchers at Oregon Health & Science University conducted this work using nonhuman primates from Oregon and California. The treatment combined neutralizing antibodies, antiretroviral therapy, and leronlimab, and was tested on primates within three days of birth. This breakthrough suggests a path to eliminating HIV infection, potentially impacting the 600,000 people killed globally each year. The next step involves testing this successful regimen in newly exposed adults. π¬