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OHSU Regimen Clears HIV in Newborn Primates in Three Days

8/11/2026

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OHSU researchers reported that a one-time, three-part regimen cleared HIV in newborn primates within three days.
The findings were published in Nature Microbiology on August 10, 2026.
The regimen combined neutralizing antibodies, antiretroviral drugs, and leronlimab, which blocks HIV via CCR5.
Researchers plan to begin clinical trials, likely with newly exposed adults, after the primate study showed permanent clearance.

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OHSU researchers reported that a one-time, three-part regimen cleared HIV in newborn primates within three days.
The findings were published in Nature Microbiology on August 10, 2026.
The regimen combined neutralizing antibodies, antiretroviral drugs, and leronlimab, which blocks HIV via CCR5.
Researchers plan to begin clinical trials, likely with newly exposed adults, after the primate study showed permanent clearance.