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Cold-Weather Benefit: Shivering May Count As ExerciseShivering triggers a similar response in skeletal muscle as exercise does, so drugs that trigger the response could one day be used as weight-loss aids.
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HIV 'Invisibility Cloak' Allows Virus to Evade Immune System (Op-Ed)Opinion
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Baby 'Cured' of HIV Still Infection-Free After 3 YearsA Mississippi baby born with HIV and treated in the early hours of her life remains free of the infection three years late, despite being off of medications for 18 months, according to a new report.
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Two HIV Patients Are Virus-Free After Bone Marrow TransplantTwo men with HIV who received bone marrow transplants in Boston appear to have no detectable levels of the virus in their bodies
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Imaging HIV's Inner ShellThe most detailed image yet reveals the cocoon-like container that carries HIV's genome and could be a target for future antiretroviral therapies.
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AIDS Exhibit Explores Early Years of EpidemicA new exhibit at the New York Historical Society focuses on the impact of the disease in the first five years.
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AIDS Epidemic: Is an End Possible?
Experts are optimistic a way to stop the spread of AIDS will be found.
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14 Adults 'Cured' of HIV: Here's HowSome adults who receive early HIV treatment are "cured" of the disease.
