The AIDS cure is finally around the corner

Scientists from the Pasteur Institute in Paris announced a major breakthrough in the fight against HIV.
The scientists claim to have succeeded in destroying virus-infected cells, usually treated with antiretrovirals.
Current drugs are known to be unable to rid the body of the virus, but the medical journal Cell Metabolism released the results of the study, revealing that scientists had found an effective way of eliminating infected cells.

"The antiretroviral therapy used today is designed to treat HIV infection, but it is unable to help the body to get rid of it completely," said a spokesman. from the Institut Pasteur. , The main targets of HIV. "
"Thanks to the inhibitors of metabolic activity, scientists have been able to destroy these infected cells, thus opening up the possibility of developing new ways of treatment," the study said.
The study is funded by the Institut Pasteur and AmfAR, as well as by Sidaction.