Reference recent article in New Scientist today:
http://www.newscientist.com/news/news.jsp?id=ns99991505
I wonder if anyone could help me. I have a few friends who are
healthy, but HIV+
Referencing the above article in New Scientist regarding us being a
step closer to a global HIV vaccine.
I understand from the article that monkeys who were infected *after*
the vaccination still became infected, but that the loadings even
after a year were very very low.
I'd like to know if a vaccine like this would help someone who is
*already* positive (i.e. if such a thing were introduced into an
already positive person, would it still have the same effect?)
I have a scientific interest but not in this field - can anyone answer
this for me? I'd appreciate an email back on
jonah_williams at hotmail.com if anyone can answer for me.
My thanks in advance.
Jonah - UK.
