Cure For Hiv Is No Longer In Long Distance

TIRUPUR, India - July 15, 2013 - PRLog -- HIV kills over 1.7 million people in every year and this is the most important threat in medical field in our time. But we have already found a solution and cured a man named Timothy Ray Brown in the year 2007. He was 40 year old then and was given stem cell therapy for acute myeloid leukemia. While he was given the treatment he was at the end of life and the last hope for him was the stem cell treatment. The donor who gave the stem cells had a rare genetic mutation that gave resistance to the HIV infection. Without the support of antiretroviral drugs, he followed the procedure and the HIV levels in his bone marrow, bowel and in blood became undetectable. This was a highly specialized case and this could have even killed him. The death rates are high in the bone marrow transplantation and drugs given to the cell treatment patients caused problems with HIV. So this is not the right method. Scientists are n the move to stop the virus before it gets into the immune system. There are proofs that a baby given drugs after thirty hours of its birth had been cured after two and half years and patients given antiretroviral drugs for 35 days to 10 weeks had also be freed from HIV. Scientist found another way and they find a narrow through the virus armor. They used supercomputers to know the secrets of the viruses and they are almost in their way to attack and destroy the RNA of the HIV at their molecule level. Medical themes and images and awareness texts can be printed in tshirts with customisation option at http:// (http://www.99tshirts.com)www.99tshirts.com