Blocking receptors would not be an effective cure on someone already infected. In fact, it's generally considered risky to give someone with a compromised immune system (say, someone with HIV) a vaccine, and a bunch of other medicines. Any step towards ridding the planet of this blight is a good one, but this, mechanically, doesn't sound like progress towards a cure. Still, highly welcome news.
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Um...he wouldn't be the first...
Big Pharma conspiracy theorists: you do realise there are hundreds if not thousands of independent research groups around the world (including many high-ranking universities) that are actively trying to find a cure or vaccination against HIV? Even outside the USA.
Not to mention the financial gain from actually curing HIV/AIDS (and the reputation!) would be so overwhelming that no pharmaceutical company would hold it back, ever.
Bonus point: with all the researchers involved, it would be pretty damn difficult suppressing such a huge piece of information.
Glad you think so.
Meanwhile in reality they do a significant amount of work, even if they are underfunded. The Heparin debacle got them moving on some reforms to be more effective and efficient.
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I believe *WHOOOOOOOOSH* is the appropriate sound to be made here.
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This is also true for Cancer, Alzheimer, and everything else that people claim there is a cure for that big pharma is just sitting on.
Let's hope it works.
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