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do you think it's true? i read it just now and i'm amazed. if this is a start to cure something big like that.. woo! i know it says it probably won't be a cure, but it's a start :(

hmm i'm not sure. it might be a temporarily solution...what if the man's immune system weakens. would he contract hiv again? is there a follow up article to this story?

I didn't even know there was such a thing.

I'm a little skeptical... If it works in the long haul than hot damn, that's awesome beyond words!

If he can maintain this, and it's true, nice. If this is a scam, dick move.

Then it's decided: we must enslave the HIV-immune mutants and farm them for their precious stem cells!

Well this is great, but it doesn't seem like it's going to be very fruitful in terms of producing a cure available for most of the HIV infected populations.

This is great, if it is true.

Sadly, even if it really has cured the AIDS, it just doesn't apply to most people who have AIDS. Strange, though, this guy can now be thankful that he had cancer.

I agree, for once someone can be thankful that they had cancer. I hope this is true, it would save a lot of lives suffering. But as it states, there was a genetic mutation in the donor so maybe it wouldn't work for other patients. Here's hoping!