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Kenyan Scientist Among Team Working on Potential Cure
With an estimated 19.6 million people in East and Southern Africa - 1.5 million Kenyans - living with HIV and about 380,000 recorded deaths, the journey to finding a cure seems to be close, following a major collaborative effort from researchers who have successfully eliminating the virus in living mice, writes Elizabeth Merab for The Nation.
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