New Antibody kills 99% of HIV

Hopefully Big Pharm does not **** this up.

Of coarse they will. People will never see this.

Probably right. Like they care about saving lives.

So they have a new Super Drug that can save lives. When will it hit the shelves? 30 or 40 years from now after all the Legal Human testing is done?

They will say it failed. Keep it on ice for themselves. There is no money in a cure.

The world's leading aids researchers were all on the flight shot down over Ukraine.

Coencidence?

Does it actually KILL HIV? The article says it attacks HIV. Just because you attack something dosen't mean it kills it. And Cures are not profitable.
Treatments are. That is how Politics and Business works in conjuncture with Science.

99% also isn't 100%

it just made the Butt Sex that much more seemingly safer tho!

Originally posted by Sable
People will never see this.

That's always the fear. But I mean, if you look at progress in medicine, the general public DOES see a lot of new technologies and cures. For example, I have a buddy whose kid is alive right now bc of a medical procedure that didn't exist 10 years ago. He's a working man like the rest of us...not exactly in the 1%, so to speak.

So I guess it's a matter of how quickly it trickles down, and what hurdles are in the way. But yeah, it does seem like a lot of this is either premature announcements (that need years more testing and vetting to be medically sound, which likely requires funding), or it's never seen or heard from again.

I don't consider vaccines cures. I consider a cure a cure. Like you have aids now you don't.

Did the article mention any of the side effects of the drug?

Originally posted by Sable
I don't consider vaccines cures. I consider a cure a cure. Like you have aids now you don't.

Right, they're medically different things. But a vaccine can actually be better imo, because it has the potential to wipe out a disease from the populace, which has actually happened with numerous diseases that we have vaccines for.

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Did the article mention any of the side effects of the drug? [/B]

Says clinical trials on humans start next year. So, no. We don't have any data on it yet.

They will find some way to make it a lifetime treatment

Originally posted by Flyattractor
[b]Did the article mention any of the side effects of the drug? [/B]

can't be any worse than the ones you're on already, so may as well try it out. good luck 🙂

😂

Originally posted by Bashar Teg
does this mean we can have sex with monkeys again?

You stopped?

Your loss. I've been holding the line for years.