HHS: Gallo guilty of misconduct

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HHS found Robert Gallo guilty of misconduct for writing a deceptive report in 1984 on his lab's work on the LAV AIDS virus. Gallo immediately disputed the HHS findings. Both his critics and his supporters are dissatisfied with the HHS Office of Research Integrity report.

Reports, Discipline, United States. Department of Health and Human Services, Gallo, Robert C., Popovic, Mikulas

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Stubborn HIV reservoirs vulnerable to new treatments

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Recent research has provided hope that HIV can be eliminated from the body. AIDs researchers have demonstrated that combination drug therapy can drastically reduce the amount of HIV RNA from the lymph nodes. Additional breakthrough AIDs research is examined.

HIV infection, Drug therapy, HIV infections, AIDS (Disease), AIDS research, Chemotherapy, Combination, Combination chemotherapy

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Eradicating HIV from a patient: not just a dream?

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Recent research results indicate that it may be possible to completely eradicate the HIV virus from infected patients. Research that has contributed to an understanding of controlling HIV replication and preventing immune system collapse is reviewed.

Host-virus relationships, Virus-induced immunosuppression

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