The study gained more importance since it was able to reduce transmission rates even in a low-income country with a high HIV incidence such as Tanzania.
The study found that intermittent fasting in adolescents and younger population can lead to behaviors and psychopathology of eating disorders and other dangerous behaviors.
“This is our most sophisticated cell engineering so far, and it paves the way for other new treatments and ultimately better futures for sick children,†immunologist Professor Waseem Qasim, one of the leaders of the project, said.
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