Yes, a Child Has Been Pronounced Cured of HIV but Can It Be Duplicated?
By Dr. Matthew Watson
A child born to an HIV-infected mother in Mississippi may be cured after a swiftly administered course of drugs. A number of factors make the child’s case unique, however, and clinicians caution that we have not discovered a general cure for HIV yet. Still, the medical first may hint at ways to fight the AIDS-causing virus .
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