It's worth clicking on the link to read the article in its original form: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/artic ... erpes.html

Unfortunately, what LMTU/Mothersruin presents as being drawn from article is almost dangerously inaccurate and misleading.

Quote Originally Posted by mothersruin
After many decades at last scientist have found a vaccine to make sure you donтАЩt get HIV and makes those who have already got it, have no more fear of dying as you would if you caught incurable herpes is on the horizon.
No, what the article states is the new vaccine can't remove the virus from the body once there. So even if successful, it'll be no use to someone who has "already got it" in its current form.

Quoted from the article:
"MVA-B is not capable of removing HIV from the body but meets the requirements for a 'promising HIV vaccine...'"

"Injecting the vaccine into a healthy person is intended to train the immune system to detect and learn how to combat the virus. Prof Esteban said: 'It is like showing a picture of the HIV so that it is able to recognise it if it sees it again in the future.'"