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Two More Nearing AIDS 'Cure' After Bone Marrow Transplants, Doctors Say Jul 26, — The two patients in Boston seem to Married ladies looking nsa Burleson be free of HIV after treatment for cancer, Harvard researchers say. But they're still on antiviral, unlike the so-ed Berlin patient, who's the only person in the world to be fully cured. Comments ShareThis The so-ed Berlin patient is famously the only person in the world who has been cured of HIV. But he have company. Two people in Boston also seem to be free of HIV after undergoing bone marrow transplants for cancer, just as the Berlin patient did years ago. The crucial difference is that the Boston patients have not yet stopped taking anti-HIV — although that happen in the coming months. Harvard researchers got an enthusiastic response from an overflow crowd when they presented the first report on the patients at the 19th International AIDS Conference in Washington. "As far as we've been able to measure, we can't find evidence of HIV infection in the patients' blood or blood plasma, and their antibody levels against HIV are dropping," Dr. Kuritzkes of Brigham and Women's Hospital told Shots. "The antibody evidence tells us there is little if any persisting HIV protein to trigger an anti-HIV response." Kuritzkes is careful not to claim cure of HIV, although he says it's "entirely possible" that the two patients are cured. "We can't say we've replicated the Berlin patient's cure at this point because our patients remain on antiretroviral therapy," Kuritzkes says. Only if they stop therapy for months and years, without seeing a rebound of HIV in their blood, can these new bone marrow transplant patients be declared cured. Meanwhile the Boston patients are shedding light on just what have cured Brown, the Berlin patient. He's an American HIV patient from Seattle who had two bone marrow transplants for leukemia while he was living in Berlin more than years ago. FULL STORY: Single Jeniffer, 28