Duck yeah

Hard "in-mice" vibes.

OK this sounds fantastic, but is it going to be another case of an expert dropping in on this thread and going "Ah, 100s of these come out every month. It's promising but nowhere near human trials yet."

The timeline of HIV/AIDS discovery to treatment to "cure" is fascinating to me

I distinctly remember Reagan cabinet members openly joking about all the people dying from it in WhiteHouse press briefing (basically Trump before Trump prototypes)

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_HIV/AIDS

Now if they could just do this for me-cfs/long-covid and related auto-immune diseases (there are over eighty) without the 50 year timeline please

I wish people doesn't let their guard down because of this

This follows a widely renounced successful treatment drug too right?

The hype train is strong. In reality antibodies can do absolutely nothing against retroviruses integrating into the genome. What they basically do is keep a host of perpetually paying customers. That does not solve the underlying problem.

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There's non-vaccine treatments and holistic therapies that work great for HIV too. Though if you talk about this you get labeled woo or an enemy to science. If people could make more money off those alternatives though I think it would be more acceptable to discuss.

Been there more times than I can count