Upon reading about the treatments available for the incidence of HIV, I was thinking about if a similar approach to treatment can be developed and implemented for the treatment of Multiple sclerosis, of which is currently without a cure for any nerve damage that has already occurred before the commonly suggested treatments by a neurologist are implemented? Nerve damage treatment, May mesenchymal cells (undifferentiated stem cells) play a positive role in those damaged nerve cells recovery.
Or as formerly mentioned, piggybacking off the HIV treatments such as Antiretroviral treatments, Prep, developing a method to eliminate malfunctioning genes before or shortly after they begin to go awry, mutate, and overproduce, as in Huntington's.
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