France registered 1st case of long-term remission in a patient with HIV. Case 18-year-old French women are really unique - for 12 years, she almost did not take any pharmaceutical drugs. About the incredible precedent said in private, non-profit scientific Institute Pasteur in Paris, where he witnessed 18-year-old citizen of France with congenital immunodeficiency virus. The uniqueness of this case is contained in the fact that the young woman for 12 years does not accept medical substances. But professionals note: a lady cannot be considered cured, but it feels very good after the treatment. "We can find HIV in the cells, but we can't find the replication of the virus in plasma," - said the doctor Asier Saez-Sirions Pasteur Institute. To establish the root cause of this paradox of health workers has not yet happened: "We have not yet figured out why this girl could control the infection," added SaaS-Sirions. Virtually no unusual genetic the young woman was not detected. With all this, the doctors indicate that the development of the disease could affect the fact that it was found early, and the child in time to get the needed help. This case also suggests that long-term remission after early treatment likely in children infected with HIV", reports RIA Novosti. Previously, scientists have learned that the craving of the HIV virus with a sweet tooth can be used for the benefit of the body of patients with AIDS - blocking ingress and production of molecules of sugars in immune cells deprives the pathogen capabilities to copy itself, which prolongs the lives of infected people.