A conversation with the 'Berlin patient,' the first person cured of HIV - a podcast by CBC Podcasts

In 2007, a man known as the "Berlin patient" was cured of HIV through a stem cell transplant.
It was an incredible accomplishment that researchers all over the world scrutinized for years to come. He was the first and only documented case of a person who has been cured of HIV until March of this year, when a second patient was declared HIV-free from a similar treatment. Today on Front Burner, a conversation with Timothy Ray Brown, the "Berlin patient."

Further episodes of Front Burner

Further podcasts by CBC Podcasts

Website of CBC Podcasts