CLEAN: HIV cured in baby for the first time: scientists

The transcript discusses a case where pediatricians aggressively treated a baby immediately after birth, which proved effective in preventing the virus from establishing a reservoir. This approach, while successful in this instance, may not be broadly applicable to all children. The case serves as a proof of concept that early treatment can prevent the virus from becoming difficult to eliminate. The discussion highlights the importance of timing in treatment to prevent long-term viral establishment.

What remains to be determined about the treatment's applicability for children?

What is the significance of the findings regarding the treatment of the baby?