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Both approaches hold promise for reaching the so-called "resting" T-cells in which HIV is able to hide from current AIDS therapies.

Such "targeted therapies" were thought to hold promise for eliminating chemotherapy, but the two approaches are now used in combination.

For them, it could well be a case of "easy come, easy go" , especially since they don't hold promise-keeping to a high enough standard.

While the experiment has not been replicated in humans, the findings could hold promise for helping people on diets retrain eating habits.

The discovery of cardiovascular-specific progenitors may hold promise for cardiac stem cell therapies, the researchers said.

The patents hold promise and may even assist Apple in one of their current legal cases.

Ultracapacitors hold promise for a similar job on the electric grid.

The course will also introduce students to materials that are untested but hold promise for future usage.

Still, there are a few antioxidants that hold promise, Ames says, such as lipoic acid, which directly protects the mitochondria.

Further into the future, advanced fission-fusion hybrid reactors may hold promise (see "The third nuclear option" ).

The sequences also hold promise for the development of modern methods of diagnosis.

New therapies, he says, hold promise not only to ease symptoms but also to cure the disease.

Small molecules hold promise for convenient diabetes treatment

Four developments in particular hold promise for the future: some easing in financial conditions globally;