HIV (AIDS) is known to the world as the death virus. Which gradually leads the patient to death. Like corona, HIV is an RNA virus that changes its form as soon as it enters the body. But the virus was eradicated without medication.

The incident happened in the United States. In 1992, a woman became infected with the virus. But he was HIV-free without any drugs, researchers said on Wednesday.

It is also known that now research is being done on 63 people whose bodies have been prevented from getting infected with HIV. It is clear from the test that all these HIV patients have developed HIV resistance on their own, which has added a new dimension to the study.

This information has also been published in the journal Nature. It gives an apparent description of how the human body is able to function. The results of this experiment have been noticed due to the improvement of genetics and technological advancement over time. However, it has also been reported that those who have been exposed to the virus and underwent antiretroviral therapy have developed the ability to resist the virus over the years.

University of California AIDS specialist said. "It simply came to our notice then that with this treatment, it was possible to defeat HIV," said Steve Dix.

In fact, many times in the case of HIV patients, sister marrow transplantation becomes very risky. But in this case the opposite was seen. Maybe the matter will be clear after several more experiments like scientists. Because results cannot be judged by one or two. About 36 million people worldwide are infected with the virus.

The researchers said that when the genomes were analyzed in the bodies of these patients, the "blocked and locked" sequence was found in several regions of the gene. In other words, the human body has changed the structure of genes to prevent HIV on its own. Source: New York Times, Baker's Hospital Review.