Originally published December 12 2005
Doctors believe 25-year-old man may hold the secret to AIDS cure
by Mike Adams, the Health Ranger, NaturalNews Editor
Doctors are eager to study Andrew Stimpson, 25, diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2002 but cleared of the disease a year later.
The man who may hold the key to a cure for Aids was urged by doctors last night to come forward for the sake of millions of virus carriers worldwide.
The case of Andrew Stimpson, 25, who was diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2002 but found to be clear of the virus in 2003, has stunned the medical world.
If doctors can establish why this happened, without treatment, it could benefit the 34.9 million virus carriers worldwide.
The man who may hold the key to a cure for Aids was urged by doctors last night to come forward for the sake of millions of virus carriers worldwide.
The case of Andrew Stimpson, 25, who was diagnosed as HIV-positive in 2002 but found to be clear of the virus in 2003, has stunned the medical world.
If doctors can establish why this happened, without treatment, it could benefit the 34.9 million virus carriers worldwide.
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