HIV Vaccine Awareness Day is on May 18. Researchers continue this work. What do you think?
Khafre Kujichagulia AbifMember
Alafia (Peace) I think we have a chance at finding a vaccine. Khafre (H-I-V.net Team Member)
CommunityMember61Member
I think a concerted global scientists forum can collaborate and test human beings
Khafre Kujichagulia AbifMember
Alafia (Peace) After reading the article by the Editorial Team I am much more hopeful. Khafre (H-I-V.net Team Member)
ZeMember
For sake of everyone’s sanity, I will leave any conspiracy out. I do believe we will have a vaccine, and hopefully soon. I also read that HIV medication was used in treating some extreme COVID patients because of the anti-viral aspect. I think that with the approval of long-term medication, a possible vaccine will soon follow. I wonder, however, how that vaccine will work — as usually vaccines contain the actual virus, in order for antibodies to form against it. Anyone have any knowledge or articles? Thanks. I love these talks. -Ze (H-I-V.net Team Member)
Khafre Kujichagulia AbifMember
Alafia (Peace) I don't have any knowledge on how a vaccine would work in terms of applying it to people. I do hope that a vaccine comes in my life time because I would love to stop taking ART. Khafre (H-I-V.net Team Member)