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No doubt, fight against deadly HIV/AIDS is in full swing. However, it would not be wrong to say that to a great extent the energy, the efforts and the money that has been used to stave off this disease have not turned out fecund. However, now supercomputers are here to try their hands in our fight against HIV/AIDS. Actually, these supercomputers, which have been donated by Intel, would reveal that how a person gets infected form another person by tracking movement of the virus throughout the body. Means, now the fight against HIV/AIDS is soon going to be high-tech, which I hope will bring out quite positive results that we are waiting for eagerly. Via: Uber Gizmo

Radiotherapy is being used for a long time to save people from several types of cancer and now very soon this new therapy may be used for treating patients with HIV infection. Scientists have come up with this belief because they have conducted some radiotherapy tests on HIV-infected mice and found that radiotherapy was effective in eliminating HIV-infected cells, without harming healthy cells. However, researchers believe that still further radiotherapy trials on animals are necessary to get deeper into the whole concept, which will help them analyze whether radiotherapy will be safe for HIV patients or not. Via: primidi