Nanoparticles Made From Bee Venom Can Kill HIV »

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Earlier this week we reported on the remarkable news that a Mississippi-born baby was cured of HIV. Now, as if to show the disease that its days are truly numbered, researchers from Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis have shown that nanoparticles infused with a toxic bee venom can kill HIV. The researchers hope to take this new compound and develop a vaginal gel that can prevent the further spread of the disease. Source Main page (current trends)

More about: hiv, nanoparticles, Washington University School of Medicine

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