Community-Based Articles and Reports – Treatment Action Group

A Possible New Avenue to a Cure – Jeffrey Laurence, M.D., amfAR, September 16, 2024
Billionaire Terry Ragon Funds HIV Cure Research Based on Elite Controllers – Trent Straube, POZ Magazine, August 13, 2024
Wistar Institute Launches Center Dedicated to HIV Cure Research – Laura Schmidt, POZ Magazine, July 25, 2024
German researcher says another man is cured of HIV after stem cell transplant – Liz Highleyman, Bay Area Reporter, July 22, 2024
CRISPR gene therapy EBT-101 does not prevent HIV viral rebound – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, May 14, 2024
Drugs that make HIV-infected cells self-destruct induce profound viral load drops in mice after just one or two doses – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, May 3, 2024
Creating a Cost-Effective Cure – Jeffrey Laurence, M.D., amfAR, April 5, 2024
Some children who start antiretrovirals very early may control HIV after stopping treatment – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 7, 2024
Diversity and equity in HIV cure research – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, February 2024
Ethics in cure research – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, February 2024
Could an HIV Cure Be Based on the Same Breakthrough as the New Treatment for Sickle Cell? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, December 26, 2023
Gene editing may not be the safest HIV cure strategy, early findings warn – Zekerie Redzheb, AIDSMap, November 24, 2023
Nearly 13% of participants in an African cohort maintain HIV control off treatment – Zekerie Redzheb, AIDSMap, November 9, 2023
CRISPR gene therapy appears safe, but claims of an imminent HIV cure are premature – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, November 3, 2023
Some HIV Activity Persists Even When One Is Undetectable. Is This Something to Worry About? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, October 26, 2023
PD-1 inhibitor budigalimab may delay viral rebound – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, October 26, 2023
Man controls HIV for 23 years after a short course of treatment – Zekerie Redzheb, AIDSMap, October 16 2023
Another class of cancer drugs may contribute to curing HIV – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, September 18, 2023
IAS: Michael Peluso, MD, Discusses How to Design HIV Cure Research Safely – Juan Michael Porter II, TheBodyPro.com, August 3, 2023
HIV treatment in the womb helped five South African baby boys to stay undetectable off therapy – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 24, 2023
Geneva Man May Be Cured of HIV After Wild-Type Stem Cell Transplant – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, July 19, 2023
Novel drugs that turn HIV against itself might clear infected cells from the body – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 10, 2023
On the Leading Edge of Cure Research – The amfAR Interview: Prof. Sharon Lewin – amfAR, June 8, 2023
UK cohort of elite controllers finds 32 people with undetectable viral loads who have never taken treatment – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, June 5, 2023
‘Elite Controller’ Sandra Harrigan-Thompson Loves Being Involved in Cure Research – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, June 2, 2023
Coming Out as Cured – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, May 17, 2023
Could Dual CRISPR Gene Editing Cure HIV? – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, May 15, 2023
HIV controllers may be more susceptible to non-AIDS illnesses compared to people on HIV treatment – Andy Carstens, AIDSMap, May 9, 2023
Why we need more women in HIV cure trials – Mihiri Weerasuria and Heather Ellis, HIVcure.com.au, April 6, 2023
Gene therapy decreases HIV reservoir and moderately suppresses viral load in some – Andy Carstens, AIDSMap, April 2, 2023
’New York Patient’ Remains in HIV Remission 18 Months After Stopping ART – Barbara Jungwirth, TheBodyPro, March 30, 2023
How can HIV cure trials increase racial and gender diversity and equity? – Krishen Samuel, AIDSMap, March 29, 2023
amfAR Cure Trial Shows Proof of Concept – amfAR, March 23, 2023
German man remains free of HIV nearly 10 years after stem cell transplant – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, February 20, 2023
HIV reservoir cells have surface proteins that aid in evading immune attack – Andy Carstens, AIDSMap, January 20, 2023
Curing HIV: The Road Ahead – Rowena Johnston, Ph.D., amfAR, January 18, 2023
Study participants and their partners need reassurance when treatment interruption required in quest for an HIV cure – Alasdair Sinclair, AIDSMap, January 6, 2023
Researchers Study CRISPR Gene Editing to Cure HIV – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, December 28, 2022
What’s the State of HIV Cure Research as 2022 Comes to an End? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, December 21, 2022
Researchers Explore CAR-T Therapy as a Potential Cure for HIV – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, November 28, 2022
HIV Cure Study Volunteering: I’ve Gone Back for More – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, November 22, 2022
How Many Have Been Cured? – Rowena Johnston, Ph.D., amfAR, September 1, 2022
A cure must be a cure for all: why more HIV cure research in Africa is needed – Gus Cairns and Edith Magak, AIDSMap, August 22, 2022
We still have no HIV cure. But we have a better strategy for finding one – Gus Cairns, August 15, 2022
California man appears to be another person cured of HIV after a stem cell transplant – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, August 2, 2022
Barcelona woman controls HIV for over 15 years without treatment – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, August 1, 2022
Smart new single-cell assay shines a light on the HIV reservoir – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 31, 2022
People Who Start HIV Treatment With High CD4s Have a Smaller Viral Reservoir – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, July 6, 2022
How Far Away Is a Cure for HIV? – Pippa Wysong, TheBody.com, June 30, 2022
My HIV Cure Trial – Tom Perrault, POZ Magazine, June 27, 2022
Life After HIV: Adam Castillejo, aka the London Patient, continues to advocate for a widely applicable HIV cure – Gabriel Arana, POZ Magazine, May 16, 2022
I Am Now Officially Participating in HIV Cure Research—And You Can Too! – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, April 29, 2022
HIV Cure Research Lacks Diversity From the Earliest Stages, Scientists Warn – Larry Buhl, TheBodyPro.com, April 25, 2022
Can HIV cure trials strike a balance between the need for meaningful data and participant safety? – Andy Carstens, AIDSMap, April 18, 2022
Media Headlines Often Suggest That HIV Vaccines and Cures Are Imminent. Not So Fast! – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, March 31, 2022
What Does the ‘New York Patient’ Mean for Everyone Else Who’s Living With HIV? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, February 17, 2022
One person remains undetectable without HIV drugs almost four years after using an antibody-based therapy – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, February 16, 2022
What’s in an HIV Cure? Successful Haplo-Cord Transplant Opens New Possibilities for HIV Remission – Larry Buhl, TheBodyPro.com, February 16, 2022
New York Woman May Be Cured of HIV After Stem Cell Transplant – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, February 15, 2022
Understanding Where HIV Hides Offers Clues for a Cure – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, January 17, 2022
The Third Era of the Martin Delaney Collaboratories: Research towards an HIV-1 cure expands – Karine Dubé, William E. Carter, Jeff Taylor, Lynda Dee, Jeff Berry, Michael Louella, Positively Aware, January 12, 2022
Sweet Treatment: How Sugar Plays a Key Role in HIV Remission Research – Larry Buhl, TheBody.com, December 28, 2021
Right to Try: activists challenge a flawed film about a potential HIV cure – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, December 20, 2021
HIV Cure Research Day 2021 – Trenton Straube, POZ Magazine, December 14, 2021
International AIDS Society Releases New HIV Cure Strategy – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, December 6, 2021
IAS strategy for an HIV cure (2021): easy-to-read Q&A – HIV i-Base, December 1, 2021
There’s a Second Woman Whose Immune System Seems to Have Cured Her HIV. What Does This Mean for the Rest of Us? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, November 22, 2021
Has another woman naturally cleared HIV? – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, November 17, 2021
Researchers Test Two Gene Therapy Approaches for Curing HIV – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, November 11, 2021
Two thirds of HIV controllers in French cohort haven’t needed HIV treatment yet – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, September 28, 2021
A Closer Look at the Long-Term Impact of HIV Cure Research – Heather Boerner, POZ Magazine, September 24, 2021
Could gene therapies be used to cure more people with HIV? – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 31, 2021
New Approaches for HIV Cure Research – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, August 11, 2021
Novel dual antibody therapy partially controls virulent HIV infection in monkeys off treatment – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 23, 2021
Research into AIDS cure advancing but remains in ‘very early days’ – Lou Chibbaro Jr., Los Angeles Blade, July 1, 2021
Are Scientists Getting Closer to an HIV Cure? – Michael Broder, TheBody.com, June 28, 2021
Mitigation strategies to safely conduct HIV treatment research in the context of COVID-19 – International AIDS Society, April 26, 2021
To Help Researchers Find Out About HIV’s Life After Death, Some People Plan to Donate Their Bodies to Science – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, April 29, 2021
Are People Living With HIV Ready to Contribute to the Next Step in Cure Trials? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, April 6, 2021
São Paulo patient experiences apparent viral rebound a year and a half after stopping HIV treatment – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 17, 2021
Therapeutic vaccine shows potential for HIV control off treatment in early study – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, March 10, 2021
Argentine Woman Appears Free of HIV Long After Stopping Treatment – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, February 16, 2021
How Some HIV Controllers Contain the Virus – Kate Ferguson, POZ Magazine, February 15, 2021
An Exception to the Rule: Loreen Willenberg may be the first person to be cured of HIV without a bone marrow transplant, but there’s more to this elite controller – Kate Ferguson, POZ Magazine, February 15, 2021
The Buenos Aires patient: Argentinian woman controls HIV for at least 12 years after stopping treatment – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, February 3, 2021
Does the Coronavirus Affect the HIV Reservoir? – Trenton Straube, POZ Magazine, February 1, 2021
CRISPR Snips Simian HIV From of Monkeys’ Cells, Even From Viral Reservoir – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, December 17, 2020
Can a Single Vaccine Injection Functionally Cure HIV? – Trenton Straube, POZ Magazine, November 3, 2020
Could a multiple sclerosis medication be used against the HIV reservoir? – Alain Volny-Anne, AIDSMap, November 2, 2020
Refined Mapping of HIV’s Reservoir Could Aid in Cure Research – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, October 12, 2020
A Landscape Analysis of HIV Cure-Related Clinical Research in 2019 – Liz Barr and Richard Jefferys, Treatment Action Group, October 1, 2020
Treatment Action Group Mourns the Loss of Timothy Ray – Treatment Action Group, September 30, 2020
Timothy Ray Brown, the First Man Cured of HIV, Dies at Age 54 – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, September 30, 2020
Researchers Issue Recommendations for Measuring HIV Reservoir in Cure Trials – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, September 18, 2020
$14.6M Grant to Explore a Therapy to Control HIV Without Meds – Trenton Straube, POZ Magazine, September 10, 2020
California woman may be cured of HIV – Liz Highleyman, Bay Area Reporter, September 4, 2020
Loreen Willenberg’s HIV seems to have disappeared. Is this good news for the rest of us? – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, September 3, 2020
Elite controllers may self-vaccinate against active HIV infection, gene study suggests – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 28, 2020
New Insights into Elite Control of HIV and a Possible Case of Virus Clearance – Richard Jefferys, TAG HIV Basic Science, Vaccines, and Cure Project Blog, August 26, 2020
Gene Therapy Cure Claims Are Premature, Advocates Say – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, August 13, 2020
Top 5 HIV cure and vaccine stories from AIDS 2020 – Roger Pebody, AIDSMap, July 30, 2020
Elite Controllers of HIV Have Low Level of Virus Capable of Replicating – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, July 17, 2020
Promising results for vesatolimod in monkeys and humans – Alain Volny-Anne, AIDSMap, July 14, 2020
Gene therapy or immunotherapy: which approach is more likely to deliver a cure for HIV? – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, July 10, 2020
New HIV Remission Case Report at AIDS 2020 – Richard Jefferys, TAG HIV Basic Science, Vaccines, and Cure Project Blog, July 7, 2020
Link Between Cell Stress and HIV Reservoir Could Aid Cure Efforts – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, June 26, 2020
$14M Federal Grant to Research CAR-T Gene Therapy to Cure HIV – Trenton Straube, POZ Magazine, June 23, 2020
HIV Rebounds Similarly with New vs. Old Regimens After Antiretroviral Break – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, June 12, 2020
HIV Can Reseed During Critical Window After a Stem Cell Transplant – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, May 29, 2020
Researchers ID a New Type of HIV Reservoir Cell – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, May 13, 2020
HIV Cure Strategies May Need to Be Tailored According to Sex – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, April 8, 2020
Treating HIV Very Early Can Shrink Viral Reservoir 100-Fold – Benjamin Ryan. POZ Magazine, April 1, 2020
An HIV cure may work differently for women and men – Roger Pebody, AIDSMap, March 30, 2020
HIV cure at CROI: new data on antibodies, vaccines and genetically engineered T-cells – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, March 24, 2020
Child with HIV maintains viral suppression for three years off treatment – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 18, 2020
London patient is second person to be cured of HIV from allogeneic stem-cell transplant – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, March 12, 2020
London patient remains HIV-free after 2.5 years off treatment – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 10, 2020
Famed London Man “Probably” Cured of HIV – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, March 10, 2020
Biomarkers May Point to Post-Treatment Control – Marcella Flores M.P.H., Ph.D., amfAR, February 18, 2020
People with HIV more willing to consider a medication offering a ‘cure’ for HIV than one providing ‘clinical remission’ – Michael Carter, AIDSMap, January 21, 2020
“I’m prepared to die to be cured of HIV” – what did people mean when they said this? – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, January 9, 2020
Cure: Cracking CRISPR – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, January 6, 2020
Many People With HIV Don’t Understand How Cure Trials Work – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, December 30, 2019
Many people living with HIV unwilling to interrupt treatment for prolonged periods during HIV cure trials – Unity Sandasi, AIDSMap, December 17, 2019
Will post-treatment controllers guide us towards an HIV cure? – Alain Volny-Anne, AIDSMap, December 9, 2019
Second case of unintended HIV transmission during HIV cure study prompts questions about PrEP provision – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, November 22, 2019
Pausing the pills: attitudes to treatment interruption – Jillian Lau, hivcure.com.au, October 25, 2019
The promise and challenge of stem cell transplants in HIV cure – Miranda Smith, hivcure.com.au, August 8, 2019
First trial results of new immune-modulating drugs presented in Mexico City – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 26, 2019
Beyond antibodies: conference hears of new molecular tools to kill HIV-infected reservoir cells – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 22, 2019
How can researchers reduce risks to sexual partners in studies involving treatment interruptions? – Roger Pebody, AIDSMap, July 20, 2019
In unique case, Australian man appears to have cleared his HIV infection – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, June 11, 2019
Analytical treatment interruptions: minimising the risks and maximising their scientific value – Alain Volny-Anne, AIDSMap, May 15, 2019
bNAb research at CROI 2019: vaccine, prevention, treatment and cure – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, April 30, 2019
Monoclonal antibody may lead to long-term viral load reduction – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, April 11, 2019
‘Molecular scissors’ successfully remove HIV genes from all tissues in infected monkeys – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, March 8, 2019
UK patient likely to be the second person cured of HIV: two further cases at CROI 2019 of HIV remission after allogenic stem cell transplants – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, March 5, 2019
Pre-CROI Community HIV Cure Workshop 2019 – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, March 5, 2019
First evidence of HIV reservoirs in macrophages – Alain Volny-Anne, AIDSMap, February 12, 2019
Two new types of cell therapy could target reservoir cells and permanently stop HIV infection – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, January 31, 2019
The amfAR 2018 HIV Cure Summit – amfAR, November 28, 2018
Gammora does not cure HIV – Roger Pebody and Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, November 6, 2018
2018 NIH Strategies for an HIV Cure Meeting highlights – Karine Dubé, Lynda Dee and Jeff Taylor, Positively Aware, October 30, 2018
Second case of potential HIV eradication – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, October 19, 2018
The Road Ahead for HIV Cure Research – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, September 6, 2018
AIDS 2018 HIV Cure Research Highlights – Karine Dubé and Jeff Berry, Positively Aware, August 2018
Sex and the HIV Reservoir: New Research Points to the Powerful Effect of Estrogen – amfAR, The Foundation for AIDS Research, August 8, 2018
First randomised kick-and-kill cure study fails to reduce HIV reservoir: RIVER study reports vorinostat and vaccines show activity, but not enough – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, August 3, 2018
Trial of ‘kick and kill’ approach to HIV cure leaves puzzles to be solved – Kate Wighton, Imperial College London, July 24, 2018
Brave New World: Positively Aware special issue on HIV cure research, Summer 2018 – Anne-christine d’Adesky, June 2018
Opportunity to Participate in a Survey on HIV Cure Research – Project Inform, June 20, 2018
What’s the Fuss about a Functional Cure? A cautious overview of the Hong Kong study – Miranda Smith, hivcure.com.au, June 20, 2018
Strategies for a cure – Jeff Berry, Positively Aware, May, 2018
Finding a Cure for HIV – The Well Project Fact Sheet, April 26, 2018
Can “the Berlin Patient’s” Cure Be Replicated? – Rowena Johnston, amfAR, April 06, 2018
Cure research at CROI 2018: defining and reducing the reservoir and the risks from interrupting treatment – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, March 28, 2018
Very early treatment in children limits the HIV reservoir – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, March 13, 2018
Inching towards an HIV cure: bNAb and TLR-7 agonist reduce viral rebound off-ART in macaques – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, March 4, 2018
HIV Cure: Squaring What’s Medically Possible With Public Expectations – David Evans, Laurie Sylla, Jeff Taylor, Lynda Dee, Michael Louella, and Karine Dubé with assistance from Stuart Luter, Positively Aware, February 5, 2018
Update from #HIV Persistence 2017 – Karine Dubé and Jeff Taylor, Positively Aware, January 31, 2018
Positively Aware Winter 2017 Issue: HIV Cure Research
Q & A with Paula Cannon: A leading researcher’s take on gene therapy in HIV cure research – Richard Jefferys, Positively Aware, November 27, 2017
Q & A with Susana Valente: A recent discovery prompts a different approach in HIV cure research – Richard Jefferys, Positively Aware, November 27, 2017
European Cure Review concentrates on HIV therapeutic vaccines – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, November 16, 2017
ABX464 reduces HIV reservoir but doesn’t delay viral rebound – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, October 26, 2017
Is It Ethical to Take People Off HIV Meds for Cure Research? – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, September 13, 2017
Would You Go Off Your HIV Meds for a Cure Study? – Tim Murphy, TheBody.com, September 7, 2017
Looking for ‘a multitude of ways to cure HIV’ – Mary Engel, Fred Hutch News Service, August 21, 2017
Cancer Research May Offer Clues to an HIV Cure—and Vice Versa – Liz Highleyman, POZ Magazine, August 9, 2017
Can we achieve a complete HIV cure in more patients? – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 3, 2017
What marks out HIV controllers from others? – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 3, 2017
Why curing HIV may be like curing cancer – and may be as difficult – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 3, 2017
Understanding Exactly How the ‘Berlin Patient’ Was Cured – Jeffrey Laurence, amfAR, August 03, 2017
South African child has controlled HIV off treatment for 8.5 years – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, July 24 2017
Scared — and brave: Why volunteer for an HIV cure study? A community group undertakes its own research to find out – Mary Engel, Fred Hutch News Service, June 14, 2017
Real or Not? HIV Cure in Animals Using CRISPR Gene Editing – Warren Tong, TheBody.com, May 4, 2017
Researchers report case of bone marrow transplant patient off ART for 288 days without HIV rebound – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 6, 2017
Spanish vaccine induces viral control off ART in nearly 40% of recipients – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, February 17, 2017
Cake, candles and a wish for more HIV cures – Mary Engel, Fred Hutch News Service, Feburary 13, 2017
In the search for an HIV cure, David Evans explains “freedom” and how to better involve women & people of color – Emily Newman, BETA Blog, February 8, 2017
Happy 10th ‘birthday,’ Timothy Ray Brown – Mary Engel, Fred Hutch News Service, Feburary 7, 2017
Over $22M in Grants From Gilead to Study Three Areas of HIV Cure Research – POZ Magazine, January 11, 2017
Monkeys See Viral Remission – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, January 9, 2017
Advocating for, Discovering and Delivering a Cure – Women’s Research Initiative on HIV/AIDS, The Well Project, 2017
“Shock and Kill” HIV Cure Method May Harm the Brain – POZ Magazine, December 27, 2016
How close are we to a cure for HIV? A Q&A with HIV cure science superstars – Emily Newman, BETA Blog, December 21, 2016
Groundbreaking HIV cure study begins in 2017. Updates from the 2016 HIV Cure Summit – Emily Newman, BETA Blog, December 15, 2016
Shock & kill: Battle plans for attacking HIV and other updates from the 2016 HIV Cure Summit – Emily Newman, BETA Blog, December 14, 2016
NIH Spotlights HIV Cure Research: Updates from the 2016 Strategies for an HIV Cure conference – AIDS.gov/POZ Magazine, November 16, 2016
Crohn’s disease drug produces long-lasting viral undetectability and T-cell restoration off treatment in monkeys – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, October 14, 2016
Media reports of a British HIV cure ‘breakthrough’ are premature – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, October 3, 2016
Searching for the next ‘Berlin patient’: doctors document bone-marrow recipients with HIV – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, August 1, 2016
HIV will only be cured with combinations too, conference delegates hear – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 20, 2016
HIV rapidly develops resistance to gene-editing cure technology – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, May 17, 2016
Media Outlets Falsely Claim That a Cure for HIV May Be Only Three Years Away – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, April 4, 2016
Gene therapy snips HIV out of infected cells and makes uninfected cells resistant – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, March 30, 2016
Experimental TLR7 agonist suppresses HIV-like virus in monkeys after ART interruption – Liz Highleyman, HIVandHepatitis.com, February 29, 2016
HIV Cure: New website for latest HIV research and scientific developments launches – Christopher Kelly, Gay News Network, February 3, 2016
New institute focuses on HIV cure research – Liz Highleyman, Bay Area Reporter, January 14, 2016
Widely-used anti-alcoholism drug wakes up dormant HIV-infected cells – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, November 20, 2015
Post-treatment control of HIV appears rare, biomarkers may help predict viral rebound – Liz Highleyman, November 4, 2015
A Tale of Two Diagnoses: An Interview with “Boston Patient” Gary Steinkohl – Casey Halter, POZ Magazine, November 3, 2015
The Cure For HIV Is Not Around the Corner – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, October 2015
Oestrogen may block HIV reactivation, hints at gender differences in viral reservoirs – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, September 8, 2015
Targets proliferate in HIV cure research – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 21, 2015
IAS Towards an HIV Cure symposium: workshop summary – Simon Collins, i-Base, July 20, 2015
Broad CD8 T cell responses are required to overcome dominance of CTL escape in the latent HIV reservoir – Gareth Hardy, HIV i-Base, June 1, 2015
Chasing the Cure: The state of the search in 2015 – Richard Jefferys, Positively Aware, June 2015
Many people living with HIV willing to take part in cure research, despite its risks – Roger Pebody, AIDSMap, April 24, 2015
Experimental agents reverse HIV latency and help immune system fight HIV-infected cells – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 24, 2015
Early antiretroviral treatment reduces, but does not eliminate HIV reservoir – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, March 24, 2015
HIV Virology and “Cure” Science at CROI 2015 – David Margolis, NATAP, March 18, 2015
We may need to combine many approaches to achieve a cure, delegates hear – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, March 9, 2015
Elite controllers may pay a high price for their low viral load – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, January 7, 2015
Can We Afford to Cure HIV? – TheBody.com, November 15, 2014
Monkey Study Suggests Radiation Didn’t Cure ‘Berlin Patient’ of HIV – AIDSMeds, September 30, 2014
HIV Cure Research: An introductory fact sheet – AVAC, September 2014
Romidepsin Activates Latent HIV, but Does Not Decrease Viral Reservoir – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, July 22, 2014
Novel Techniques Probed in Cure Research – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 22, 2014
Reappearance of HIV in “Mississippi Baby” Poses Questions for Early Treatment – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 22, 2014
Cure Research at IAS 2014: Quantifying and Activating the Latently Infected CD4 Reservoir – Simon Collins, HIV i-Base, July 22, 2014
World Without AIDS: Update on HIV Cure and Vaccine Research – Warren Tong, TheBodyPRO.com, July 22, 2014
AIDS 2014: Researchers Discuss Progress Towards an HIV Cure [VIDEO] – Liz Highleyman, HIVandHepatitis.com, July 21, 2014
The Push for a Cure: The Search for an HIV Cure Is Ramping Up. So, Just How Close Are We? – Ann Silversides, Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange, Summer 2014
HIV Cure Research: Separating the Hope from the Hype – San Francisco AIDS Foundation, May 12, 2014
New Tool Announced to Fight HIV Cure Hype in the Media; HIV/AIDS Cure Research Glossary – Project Inform, May 12, 2014
HIV Pathogenesis, Innate Defense against HIV, and HIV Cure at CROI 2014 – David Margolis MD, NATAP, March 24, 2014
CROI 2014: HIV Cure News from the Retrovirus Conference – HIVandHepatitis.com, March 7, 2014
A Cure May Need Multiple Components, Workshop Delegates Hear – Gus Cairns, EATG/AIDSMap, March 4, 2014
T Memory Stem Cells Are Likely a Cornerstone of HIV Reservoir – AIDSMeds, January 13, 2014
HIV-Specific Poison May Complement ARVs – AIDSMeds, January 10, 2014
6th International Workshop on HIV Persistence during Therapy Summary Report – David Margolis MD, UNC Chapel Hill and the Collaboratory of AIDS Researchers for Eradication (CARE), NATAP, December 16, 2013
The For-Profit HIV Cure Research Crunch – by Benjamin Ryan, AIDSMeds, August 2, 2013
Making History – Kate Krauss, AIDS Policy Project CureWatch Blog, July 16, 2013
What’s New and Notable in HIV Cure Research? A Two-Part Conversation with Research Advocate Richard Jefferys from Treatment Action Group – Nelson Vergel, TheBodyPRO.com, July 15, 2013
Kick, Kill, Contain: Researchers Examine Three Possible Steps in a Cure for HIV – Gus Cairns, AIDSMap, July 3, 2013
Two Stem Cell Transplant Recipients Now Controlling HIV off Treatment – Keith Alcorn, AIDSmap, July 3, 2013
German Researchers Report Case of ‘Functional Cure’ after Very Early HIV Treatment – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, July 2, 2013
A Cure for AIDS: The HIV Advocates Turning Hope into Action – Mark S. King, My Fabulous Disease, June 24, 2013
HIV Cure Research and Advocacy: What Is the Community’s Role? (Videos) – Nelson Vergel, The Body, June 6, 2013
HIV Cure: The Long Road Ahead – Keith Alcorn, AIDSmap May 31, 2013
Misleading News Reports Suggest HIV Cure Is Near – Benjamin Ryan, AIDSMeds & POZ Magazine, May 9, 2013
Let’s Talk About the HIV Cure News – Warren Tong, The Body, May 9, 2013
No, HIV Is NOT about to Be Cured in Three Months – David Evans, Project Inform, May 7, 2013
Cord Blood Transplant May Cure Boy with Leukemia of HIV – AIDSMeds, April 26, 2013
Three Types of HIV Cure: What Do They Mean, and Where Do We Go from Here? – Rowena Johnston, Ph.D., amfAR, April 15, 2013
The Case of the Baby ‘Functionally Cured’ of HIV: A Detective Story – Benjamin Ryan, POZ Magazine, April 1, 2013
French Researchers Report 14 Patients in ‘Remission’ after Controlling HIV for Over 4 years off Treatment – Gus Cairns, March 16, 2013
Case Report of a ‘Functional’ HIV Cure in a Child – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, March 3, 2013
Progress and Controversies in Cure Research – David Evans, Project Inform, POZ Blogs, December 12, 2012
Towards an HIV Cure, an Interview with Steven G. Deeks, MD – Oriol R. Gutierrez Jr., POZ Magazine, December 2012
Where’s the Cure?: A Look at Research across the U.S. – Stephen LeBlanc, GMHC/ACRIA Achieve newsletter, November 2012
Daniel Douek: HIV Cure and Vaccine Approaches (Video) – Interview by Jeff Taylor for the International Foundation for Alternative Research in AIDS (IFARA), August 1, 2012
New Stem Cell Transplant Cases Encouraging, but Cure Buzz May Be Premature – Tim Horn, AIDSMeds, July 28, 2012
Timothy Henrich Interview with AIDS Policy Project (Video) – Kate Krauss, AIDS Policy Project, July 27, 2012
Latest Data on HIV Cure Research – Liz Highleyman, AIDSMap, July 27, 2012
Presentations from the AIDS 2012 Community Scientific Literacy Workshop “Towards an HIV Cure” – July 22, 2012
Researchers Step Up Efforts to Find an HIV Cure – Keith Alcorn, AIDSMap, July 22, 2012
HIV Cure Research Priorities Outlined in Report, Symposium – POZ Magazine, July 20, 2012
The Berlin Patient: The HIV Cure Case Report with a Name – Matt Sharp, HIVandHepatitis.com, June 15, 2012
HIV Material Detected in Berlin Patient Samples Spurs Cure Questions, Confusion – Tim Horn, AIDSMeds, June 12, 2012
Report Outlines HIV Cure Research, Important Gaps – Tim Horn, AIDSMeds, April 25, 2012
Report from the Community HIV Cure Workshop, Seattle, Washington, March 4, 2012
CROI 2012 Cure Research Panel – IFARA Blog, March 2012
Report from the 5th International Workshop on HIV Persistence during Therapy – David Margolis, NATAP, December 2011
Questions Toward a Cure – Tim Horn, AIDSMeds, December 6, 2011
A Primer on What’s Up with Cure Research – Project Inform, December 5, 2011
Post-Conference Report Provides HIV Cure Roadmap – AIDSMeds, November 2, 2011
Conference Update from IAS 2011: Towards a Cure – Jeff Berry, Test Positive Aware Network, September/October 2011
Patient No More – Regan Hofmann, POZ Magazine, June 2011
HIV Eradication: Time to Talk about a Cure – Liz Highleyman, BETA, Winter/Spring 2011
New Hope for a Cure – Mark Milano and Donna Kaminski, ACHIEVE, Spring 2011
What Would You Do to Cure HIV? – David Evans, AIDSMeds, May 2011
As Cure Search Intensifies, Questions Arise – Rowena Johnston, amfAR, May 2011
Will You Be a Hero for the Cure? – Nelson Vergel, The Body, May 2011
Why AIDS Must Be Cured – Kate Krauss (Executive Director, AIDS Policy Project) and Winstone Zulu (Health Triangle and Global Friends in Action Trust, Zambia), POZ Blogs, March 15, 2011
Towards a Cure for All (part 2): How We Might Do It – Gus Cairns, NAM HIV Treatment Update, March 2011
Towards a Cure for All (part 1) – Gus Cairns, NAM HIV Treatment Update, January/February 2011
From Mice into Men – Regan Hofmann with Tim Horn, POZ Magazine, October/November 2010
The Doctor Is In (Interview with Dr. Anthony Fauci) – Jennifer Morton, POZ Magazine, October/November 2010
The Cure? – Positively Aware Special Issue, September/October 2010
AIDS Cure Research For Everyone: A Beginner’s Guide to How It’s Going and Who’s Paying for It – AIDS Policy Project, July 2010
Who Is Looking for the Cure for AIDS? – Bob Huff, Being Alive, Spring 2009
Imagine There’s No HIV: Researchers Set Sights on HIV Eradication – Rowena Johnston, Ph.D., and Jeffrey Laurence, M.D., amfAR December 2008
Anthony Fauci Lends Support to Focus on Cure – Paul Dalton, Project Inform, September 2008
Elite Controllers May Show Way to a Cure – Alan McCord, Project Inform, August 2008
New amfAR Grants Look to Optimize Current HIV Treatment and Strive for a Cure – amfAR, July 2008
The Cure: Why, Whether, How and When – Martin Delaney, Project Inform, April 2008
Transplanting Hope: Stem Cell Experiment Raises Eyebrows at CROI – David Evans, AIDSMeds, March 2008
Stem Cells: Progress Towards “the Cure”? – Martin Delaney, Project Inform April 2008 (originally posted online February 12, 2008)
New Insights into HIV Latency: Identifying Roadblocks to a Cure – Jeffrey Laurence, M.D., amfAR, January 2008
Here Comes the Cure – Martin Delaney, January 2001