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Scott Kitchen

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    April 13, 2012

    Stem Cells Can Seek And Destroy HIV

    Why in the hell did George W. Bush dislike stem-cell research again? It turns out that there's almost nothing these little babies can't do, and this week UCLA came up with a humdinger of a headline when it announced that stem cells it developed have been proven to seek and destroy HIV. Really. Sor ... More >>

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    December 8, 2009

    Huge AIDS Breakthrough From UCLA Announced (Application, Though, Still Likely Far Off)

    UCLA AIDS Institute.​UCLA researchers this week published data that for the first time shows human blood stem cells can be engineered to attack HIV-infected cells and that the process could not only prove to be a breakthrough for AIDS patients but also for the sufferers of other viral diseases ... More >>

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