New study uses nanoparticles to target dormant HIV, offering hope for cure
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Australian researchers have made a breakthrough in targeting dormant HIV using mRNA and nanoparticle technology. The new approach could potentially lead to a cure for HIV by instructing cells to reveal hidden virus particles. While still in early stages, initial lab results were extremely promising, leaving researchers optimistic about future animal and human trials. The technique may also have implications for treating other white blood cell disorders like cancer.
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