An "encouraging" vaccine is provided

Researchers have made encouraging progress in the fight against a deficiency disease
Immunodeficiency in an experimental vaccine that triggered an immune response in people who tried them and monkey fever

Research on this safe drug has reached a degree of
Progress for a pilot campaign to be launched on 2,600 women in Southern Africa
Dr. Dan Barosh, the author of the study, said in a statement published in the magazine "The
"These results are an important step."

However, he pointed out that there is no guarantee
On the success of future tests "We must be careful," he told AFP
Our conclusions. "

In previous tests, it was found that the vaccine
Two-thirds of the monkeys infected with the virus were infected with the virus
For this property called "Imbuku" (rock in Zulu language in South Africa)
Between 2021 and 2022.

Baroche said: "This will be the fifth vaccine against
The HIV virus is tested in the history of the disease, which was discovered thirty-five years ago
Year. "

An old property was named" RV
144 "has shown that it protects in some cases humans from HIV infection
2009 A study showed that it reduced the risk of infection by 31.2% among 16,000 volunteers in Thailand.

The new drug, was made on 393 healthy people
Aged between eighteen and fifty, in East and Southern Africa and Thailand
And the United States.

Some of these volunteers received real estate,
Others are fake drugs with no effect on four doses in 48 weeks.
Different types of HIV if injected into the body does not lead to
Injury but to boost the immune system, according to Barock.

Significant progress?

Tests have shown that the vaccine dose is harmless.
Only five people had unpleasant symptoms, such as abdominal pain, diarrhea, nausea and pain
Bone.

In another study on the drug itself, it was found
One third of the tested monkeys, 72, were infected.
With a light combination of the virus, then boosted the immune system, then injected with stronger viruses
Scientists who did not participate in this research welcomed the progress made.

François Fonte, researcher at the University
Vittvatsrand in South Africa told Agence France-Presse: "I can not speak to describe the magnitude
The importance of achieving a vaccine "against the HIV virus," but "we have already seen
To arrive at promising experimental structures but they have not really become vaccines. "
Daniel Loulever, researcher at the French National Institute for AIDS Research, told AFP
"Maybe this property will not be final, but it could make great progress"
The first tangible results appear ten years ago.

The number of HIV carriers is
According to figures from the World Health Organization, the world has 37 million inhabitants and this number increases by one million and 800
One year, AIDS infected 35 million people out of 80
[2] and despite the significant medical progress made to curb growth
Illness and control, scientists point out the realization of what protects the original against injuries,
Including prevention in sexual relations, caution in the use of injections and sterilization of substances
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