A woman from the United States of America has become the first woman to be cured of HIV/AIDS after receiving a stem cell transplant from a donor who was naturally resistant to the disease.
This is positive news to all Kenyans suffering from the disease that the cure is around the corner. The government can mobilize and set a budget to cater to the expenses of stem transplant operations in Kenya.
According to sources, the woman who was suffering from leukemia is the third person to be cured of HIV/AIDS in the world. The woman has been free of the virus for 14 months and is currently out of the antiretroviral therapy program.
The new approach used by the medical team can efficiently make the treatment at the disposal of more other people.
The government should channel resources to ensure that some of our Kenyan doctors are part of the medical research team.
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