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Hide and seek: new trial to help find hidden HIV

5 years ago
HIV plays a game of hide and seek during treatment. Australian researchers have launched a new study to find a better way to see hidden HIV. They hope to develop a non-invasive way of measuring the...

HIV cure-related studies in Australia

2 years ago
Details of current laboratory, social and clinical studies relating to HIV cure that are underway in Australia. Click on the ‘details’ link for more information about eligibility and what...

People living with HIV drive research

8 years ago
It’s all about people Making new discoveries about HIV, including where it hides in the body during treatment and how it might be defeated, is a long process. Progress relies on the ongoing...

Haematopoietic stem cell transplantation and HIV reservoirs

8 years ago
Study type Summary Inclusion Criteria Participation requirements Status Prospective cohort study This trial aims to investigate the effect of haematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) on HIV...

Leukapheresis: bulk lymphocytes for characterisation of HIV persistence

8 years ago
Study type Summary Inclusion Criteria Participation requirements Status Observational/laboratory based study The leukapheresis study involves detailed investigation of white blood cells from HIV+...

Worldwide Research Towards a Cure Trials

8 years ago
A listing of clinical trials and observational studies related to the research effort to cure HIV infection, mainly derived from the clinicaltrials.gov online registry. Click the trial registry...

Decoding Cure Science: A CUREiculum webinar series

9 years ago
The CUREiculum is a suite of tools that provides simple, accessible information on HIV cure research. As part of the effort to increase research literacy around cure, the CUREiculum team, a...

Trust crucial to treatment interruption

At the Australasian HIV/AIDS Conference, Dr Gordon Campbell discussed participant motivations and experiences from an HIV cure clinical trial with treatment interruption (ATI). Dr Campbell interviewed participants from the TITAN study.  All were satisfied with their experience and most felt well during the study. Trust in the clinical research team was crucial to their participation and peace-of-mind. They would participate in future ATI trials. Support for the HIV community was a primary reason for participation. Other motivations were an interest in cure science, curiosity about their immune system, and optimism for improved treatment or cure.
These findings show that ATI trials can proceed with HIV community support and will guide future ATI trials.

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Gene therapy advance in mice

New sequencing method shows many blood-derived HIV particles are defective

High CD4 count before HIV treatment contributes to smaller HIV reservoir on ART

Vitamin D3 affects the HIV reservoir in humans

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