Timothy Ray Brown, also known as the Berlin Patient, shares how living with HIV and then being diagnosed with leukemia led his German oncologist to try an innovative treatment using stem cells from a donor with a mutation that makes cells immune to HIV. Mr. Brown spoke at the AIDS Clinical Trials Group Network's University of California at San Diego AntiViral Research Center site's Community Advisory Board meeting on Nov. 12, 2012. He is the only known cured case of HIV in the world. Mr. Brown also shares his hope for the future of HIV/AIDS research. Our previous cut of this video showed highlights from this presentation. This video features Mr. Brown's talk in its entirety.

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