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LEN can stop HIV. But first people need to understand it

Summary by Bhekisisa
Brian Munansangu is a postdoctoral researcher who is comfortable explaining T-cell activation and immunometabolism to scientists. Then he went home to Zambia for Christmas. Around a fire in his aunt’s village, she asked him whether the new HIV prevention injection, lenacapavir (LEN), could cure HIV. She has lived with HIV for years. She faithfully takes her treatment. She attends her clinic appointments. Yet she’s confused about what LEN is — …
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Bhekisisa broke the news on Friday, July 10, 2026.
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