Queensland researchers closer to AIDS cure

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Queensland researchers contend they’ve found a approach to use HIV to heal AIDS. The Queensland Institute of Medical Research scientists contend they’re building a approach to use a protein in HIV to yield long-lasting, and presumably permanent, insurance opposite AIDS.

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TONY EASTLEY: Queensland researchers contend they’ve found a approach to use HIV to heal AIDS.

The Queensland Institute of Medical Research scientists contend it’s building a approach to use a protein in HIV to yield long-lasting and presumably permanent insurance opposite AIDS.

With more, here’s Stephanie Smail.

STEPHANIE SMAIL: More than 30,000 people have been diagnosed with HIV in Australia.

Without diagnosis they will rise AIDS.

But scientists during a Queensland Institute of Medical Research contend they’ve detected a manly diagnosis to strengthen people opposite a lethal disease.

Associate Professor David Harrich.

DAVID HARRICH: I

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