Health

Timothy Ray Brown: The first man cured of HIV?

By Sean Horlor • December 15, 2010 7:29 pm EDT

They are calling this man the “Berlin Patient.” He was HIV-positive when he underwent leukemia treatment in 2007, which used HIV-resistent stem cells from a donor. His viral load is now undetectable. This is a pretty amazing story. Read more at the link below.

(Source: Queerty)

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