HIV vaccine working in monkeys
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An HIV vaccine is having a high rate of success in curing Rhesus Monkeys of the virus. The study is a step towards a cure for the disease in humans, and we look at other treatments that have had success against the HIV/AIDS. As 30 million people have died from AIDS already, we discuss the news in the Lip News with Lissette Padilla
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