'U of M' scientists discover how to block HIV - Minneapolis-St. Paul- msnbc.com
"A significant finding at the University of Minnesota research labs in Minneapolis.
On a small scale trial using monkeys, two doctors have found out how to block the transmission of HIV using, what in simplest terms, is a doctored up form of ky-jelly.
'It has the kind of efficacy that would avert millions of cases of HIV if it were used even part of the time by women,' Dr. Ashley Haase, lead researcher of the project said."
On a small scale trial using monkeys, two doctors have found out how to block the transmission of HIV using, what in simplest terms, is a doctored up form of ky-jelly.
'It has the kind of efficacy that would avert millions of cases of HIV if it were used even part of the time by women,' Dr. Ashley Haase, lead researcher of the project said."
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