Currently, there is no cure for HIV, but treatments have significantly improved. Gene therapy is being explored as a potential approach to eliminate HIV. This involves modifying stem cells to produce T-cells that target HIV cells. However, it's important to note that while promising, gene therapy is still in the Show Full Answer

Currently, there is no cure for HIV, but treatments have significantly improved. Gene therapy is being explored as a potential approach to eliminate HIV. This involves modifying stem cells to produce T-cells that target HIV cells. However, it's important to note that while promising, gene therapy is still in the experimental stages and will likely need to be used alongside antiretroviral therapy.

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