Transplanting HIV-resistant white blood cells or hematopoietic stem cells carrying the CCR5 mutation has successfully cured HIV in a small number of patients who underwent allogeneic transplants.
Transplanting HIV-resistant white blood cells has successfully cured HIV in a small number of specific patients undergoing allogeneic transplants.
The retrieved literature documents that rare successful cures of HIV have been achieved through hematopoietic stem cell transplantation utilizing cells carrying the CCR5 mutation, which confers resistance to HIV infection. Therefore, the claim is supported by the scientific literature.