Scientists Who Treated HIV Infected Patient with Special Stem-Cell Transplant, Suggest It As Possible Cure

Cord blood is used to supply blood stem cells for transplants for patients unable to find matched adult donors. Transplant specialists have found that cord blood may be used successfully even when they come from an unrelated donor whose immune markers only partially match the recipient's. Scientists Who Treated HIV Infected Patient with Special Stem-Cell Transplant, Suggest It As Possible Cure.

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