Berlin patient, Timothy Brown was inspired for this idea

Map "Route to HIV therapy" marks a significant change in the scientific consensus regarding the feasibility of studies of HIV therapy. More than 4 years, funds were directed to begin intensive studies, contributing directly to HIV treatment. The world started to pay attention to the case of the Berlin patient, Timothy Brown, who claimed to have cured HIV patients after chemotherapy, immunosuppressive therapy and bone marrow transplant from a donor with a strength and rare genetic resistance against HIV.

"I think not everyone is willing to go through what he went through during this treatment, but it has inspired the idea of ​​an HIV therapies," said Dr. Steven Deeks, University of California , San Francisco said at a press conference launched the study of HIV therapy on an international scale.