March 5, 2019 07:08 AM ESTUpdated 10:01 AM

Bone marrow transplant sparks long-term remission in second HIV patient, renewing hope for a cure

Natalie Grover

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The cautiously optimistic call it sustained remission, others are hopeful it is a cure — but the doctors are impressed. An unnamed patient in London, once …

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Bone mar­row trans­plant sparks long-term re­mis­sion in sec­ond HIV pa­tient, re­new­ing hope for a cure

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Bone marrow transplant sparks long-term remission in second HIV patient, renewing hope for a cure