bjorn and cindy. bjorn travels to africa extensively to work with hiv patients. in africa. i suspect some of the work you just described is work he is now doing. i do not know that. but trying to develop vaccines for hiv or for any cancers caused by hiv virus, i don't know if that's -- >> yeah. hiv does contribute to the development of cancers including cancers like sarcoma and cancer's now the leading cause of death in patients with hiv which is something we need to work on. but it's a sign of progress that hiv infected individuals are no longer dying from infectious complications. but to your point, this is a worldwide effort and we're very excited to be a part of that and there is a direct interface between treating diseases he and treating cancer. >> okay. anyone else? >> i have a lot of questions. >> we would be happy to talk with you after the conference if you'd like. >> sorry? >> we would be happy to talk with you after the conference too. >> that would be fine. >> i think you gentlemen are closer to that than we've ever come, can you comment on what we're going to

i will use their first names -- bjorn and cindy. bjorn travels to africa extensively to work with hiv patients. i suspect some of the work you is nowscribed is work he doing. i do not know that, but trying hiv orlop vaccines for for any cancers caused by an hiv virus -- i do not know if that is. >> hiv does contribute to the development of cancers, hepasee sarcoma. but hiv-infected individuals are no longer dying from certain convocations. but this is a worldwide effort. we are excited to be part of that. there is a direct interface between treating viral diseases and treating cancer. anyone else? >> i have a load of questions. [laughter] >> we can talk with the conference, if you like. well i think a lot of times we have heard that cancer will be eradicated in our lifetime. i think you gentlemen are closer to that than we have ever calm -- come. can you comment on what we can expect the next five or 10 years? dr. gilliland: we are putting the burden on our shoulders and expect spectacular progress the next five or 10 years. i respe

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ious their first names, bjorn and cindy -- ious.bjorn traveled to africa extensively to work with hiv patients in africa. i suspect some of the work you've just described is work is now doing. i don't know that but trying to develop vaccines for hiv or for any cancers caused by an hiv virus your i don't know if that's -- >> hiv does contribute to the developments of cancers, including cancers like hep c sarcoma. cancer is the leading cause of death of patients with hiv which is something we need to work on but it's a sign of progress in hiv-infected individuals are no longer dying from infectious complications. but to point this is a worldwide effort and we are very excited to be a part of that. there is a direct interface between treating viral immediate diseases and treating cancer. >> anyone else? >> i've got a load of questions spent i think we should talk to after the conference, if you like. >> i think a lot of times we've heard that cancer will be eradicated in our lifetime, only to be disappointed and ones that really meant.