The Cure Chronicles: HIV with Joseph Kibler

Joseph was born with HIV and developed a physical impairment due to his prognosis. Doctors told him he would never live past the age of four, but Joseph defied all odds and, today, is a successful actor, producer, writer, and HIV activist. Joseph also wrote and starred in his own documentary titled “Walk On” where he trained for the 6.2 mile LA AIDS walk. His documentary went on to win the Best Documentary award from the Burbank International Film Festival and Timecode: NOLA film festival.
About The Cure Chronicles:
There are more than 37 million people in the world currently living with HIV/AIDS. At Addimmune, we believe there is hope for a cure. But it will take everyone working together to make it a reality and permanently end the suffering of millions of people living with HIV today.
Addimmune is testing a single-infusion cell therapy (AGT103-T) to hopefully cure people living with HIV, which would mean no more lifelong antiretroviral therapy, no fear of AIDS, and no possibility of spreading HIV. Meanwhile, we want to spotlight some of the many people in the HIV community who strive to keep hope alive and tip the odds toward success.
The Cure Chronicles video series features thoughtful conversations with people living with HIV, advocates, medical experts, policymakers, and others working hard toward the shared goal of ending the devastating HIV epidemic.
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