Scientists Discover A Way To Destroy 98% Of HIV Strains In A Huge Breakthrough




The impact that HIV/AIDS has had on the world is hard to fully convey. At this moment, more than 36 million people are living with HIV/AIDS, with nearly two million of these individuals being children. While many may believe that HIV/AIDS has been contained, this is far from the truth. HIV, the virus that can ultimately develop into AIDS, killed roughly 1.1 million people in 2015 alone. 



Scientists at the National Institutes of Health just made a gigantic breakthrough in the fight against HIV. This may be the final nail in the coffin of HIV/AIDS.


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While many believe HIV/AIDS is no longer a horrible problem, low-income and middle-income countries in sub-Saharan Africa still feel the brunt of the disease.


The majority of HIV cases in the world are in this region of the world. 




Here is a map showing how HIV cases are distributed across the United States, with darker colors representing more cases. 


Experts estimate that more than 1.2 million people are living with HIV right now in the United States. 











Well, the breakthrough of a lifetime has just come in the fight against HIV. 


Scientists at the National Institutes of Health claim that they have found a crucial antibody that can eliminate most HIV strains. 




Yes, this is a big deal. 






You won’t believe how effective this antibody is at taking out HIV…


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