Will doctors ever find a cure for AIDS, Cancer, and ALS?

Sure. AIDS will most likely be the easiest as we already have gone through most stages of developing drugs for steps in the viral life cycle. We just need to figure out the last / most difficult part - viral extinction from the genome. read more

HIV/AIDS is chronic, but manageable, if you live in the developed world, and can afford treatment. An opportunistic infection will still probably kill you, but that can now be delayed much longer than we previously thought possible. read more

Your doctor has no clue how to cure cancer, AIDS, Alzheimers, Multiple Sclerosis, ALS, and many other diseases. But there are people who do know how to deal with all of these diseases using natural medicine. read more

Researchers remain hopeful that they're heading in the right direction to finding a cure for HIV, the virus that causes AIDS. Right now, it’s still out of reach. But the unusual cases of three people may hold clues. Perhaps the best known is the “Berlin patient,” Timothy Ray Brown. He’s the first and only person ever to be cured of HIV. read more