It seems researchers are determined to revolutionize the methods adopted to prevent HIV/AIDS infection. Perhaps this is the reason why this time Brazilian researchers have come out with an algae-based, microbe-killing gel for women, which is claimed to have properties of blocking sexual transmission of HIV.
Tests conducted over the last three years have dubbed this anti-HIV gel as a very effective way to stem HIV transmission. More interesting is the fact that woman can use this anti-HIV gel without revealing it to her partner, which make this new method more applicable.
I am sure that still the memory of news regarding ‘molecular condom’ has not vanished from your memory and now this another way of fighting HIV spread is really wonderful that further props the view that our scientists are performing well in fight against HIV/AIDS.
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Via: ABC
