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What HIV cure research is currently most promising, and could a cure be available soon?HIV cure research is advancing along several promising fronts in 2026. Broadly neutralising antibodies (bNAbs) in combination have shown ability to control viral load in some patients without ART after infusion. Shock-and-kill strategies aim to activate latent HIV reservoirs and then clear them with immune responses. Gene editing approaches targeting HIV DNA in infected cells are in early human trials. The remarkable case of a small number of patients cured after bone marrow transplants from CCR5-delta32 donors has provided proof-of-concept that HIV can be eliminated. Oxford's Jenner Institute and NDM research centres contribute to several of these approaches. Most researchers remain cautiously optimistic that functional cure strategies — maintaining viral suppression without daily ART in many patients — may become available within the next decade, though a universal scalable cure remains the long-term goal.
