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Tuesday, November 29, 2016

The Most Promising HIV Immunization Trial Is Currently In Progress. Will It Work?

The main HIV immunization trial in seven years is propelling in South Africa. 



The trial is called HVTN 702, and the objective is to enlist 5,400 sexually dynamic men and ladies somewhere around 18 and 35 all through South Africa, where more than 1,000 individuals are contaminated with HIV each day. It's the most eager HIV antibody trial propelled in this way.


"If deployed alongside our current armory of proven HIV prevention tools, a safe and effective vaccine could be the final nail in the coffin for HIV,” Dr. Anthony S. Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) said in a statement about the trial.

In spite of the fact that researchers have possessed the capacity to make immunizations for different infections, building up an antibody for HIV has been particularly testing. (In lieu of one, specialists for the most part utilize safeguard drugs like Truvada to counteract withdrawal of the infection in uninfected individuals who are at high risk.)


In any case, an antibody could altogether decrease diseases around the world. "Even a moderately effective vaccine would significantly decrease the burden of HIV disease over time,” said Fauci in a statement.

So why are HIV immunizations so slippery?

HIV acts not at all like most different infections in some imperative ways. More often, when a person is contaminated with an infection, their immune framework makes antibodies that attack the bug.

That is generally the beginning stage for scientists, who work to create drugs that can mimic that procedure (but without causing the recipient to develop a full blown response to the infection). What's dubious about HIV, in any case, is that when a person is tainted with the infection, that same procedure of creating antibodies isn't activated.


"One of the reasons why it has been so difficult to make an AIDS vaccine is that the virus infects the very cells of the immune system that any vaccine is supposed to induce," senior author Dr. Guido Silvestri, head of microbiology and immunology at Yerkes National Primate Research Center said in an announcement.


Still, experts trust the new immunization trial will work superior to anything prior endeavors. The new antibody depends on an adaptation tried in a clinical trial in Thailand, with results that were discharged in 2009. The study demonstrated that the immunization was around 30% compelling at counteracting contamination more than 3.5 years. In the new trial, specialists would like to goad more prominent insurance against the infection for more. The outcomes are relied upon to be accessible in late 2020.


By Samuel Philip
Source: Times & Wikipedia


28 comments:

  1. I pray it works oo. Hate hearing people have hiv

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  2. Mhen the guy am sitting close to here is oozing so much. I just feel like throwing off.

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  3. Nice, a job well done




    *Larry was here*

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  4. Advice needed. had unprotected s*x last week and very afraid .please how long will it take to know if I contracted any disease? When should I go for tests?

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    1. continue with the unprotected sex fr like 3months, then u can go n get tested.

      BTW where is your mum?

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    2. Olosho I pray you catch HIV. In this day and age, you are still having unprotected sex?

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    3. @ anon 10:50,better go to d hospital now and tell your doctor,they will place you on antiretroviral drugs for a month to prevent you fron contacting d HIV virus

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    4. Lol Nigerians are not nice. It takes 3 to 6 months dear friend.

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  5. There is still hope for people living with the Virus than cancer. One day there will be break through

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  6. The trauma that comes with knowing a loved one is infected can't even be imagined.

    I'm tired of crying and have asked God to heal him and anybody infected.
    Just hope they find a cure to this soon.

    Bvs who are dealing with this have you tried d blackseed therapy? If yes what recipe did u use? Read a lot about it and d testimonies are amazing .want to try it for my bro.anything to keep him till d cure is found.

    Please what other supplements do u use? The products we buy is damn expensive almost 42k for a pack that last barely 2weeks.

    Are they cheaper but effective options?
    Anything that will boost his immunity and curb this weight loss
    Pls reply with useful tips

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    1. Hello dear, just forget any supplements or what so ever. The only way to a good healthy Life with living with the virus is simply taking anti retroviral drugs which is free in any general hospital. It works like magic when taking as prescribed and without any added supplement. It reduces the viral load till be is undetectable, by this he feels n look healthy.
      Good luck Other drugs inttracts with it, making it not work well

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    2. Hello dear, just forget any supplements or what so ever. The only way to a good healthy Life with living with the virus is simply taking anti retroviral drugs which is free in any general hospital. It works like magic when taking as prescribed and without any added supplement, it inttracts with the drug making it not work as expected. Take it as prescribed, it reduces the viral load n it becomes undetectable, the person is even uninfectious. That's how u see couples one has it and the other is free.
      Good luck

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    3. take him to the hospital and stop being an alarmist.

      they have centers and groups that cares for them, or are u one of those that hide HIV/AIDs victims at home?

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    4. Pls take your bro to any HIV centre, govt hosp or Health centre. Let him be starting on ARV Drugs, so he can live a normal life n not progress rapidly to end stage AIDS! Pls. That's the best n proven treatment for now.

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  7. I don't know but this post made me to remember Dr Okechukwu of this blog that went for the Ebola vaccine...
    Hahahahahaha...
    Dr Okechukwu are you still here with us?...
    Kai,I miss BV's of those days!...
    Mgbe this blog na ato shege!...

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  8. Africans have been work on ways to treat the HIV since forever, but they have been shut down to come out and reveal it to the world because pharmaceutical companies will lose out. The sell of anti-retrovirals, condoms and even illnesses and deaths contribute to making some people richer than they already are. Do look up from Donatien Mavoungou and his down breaking research on the subject,"Immunorex"

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