HOME NEWS ABOUT FECH Mission History OUR PARTNERS Youth Development Foundation Clinique de l'Espoir Archdiocese of Douala CONTACT DONATE LINKS Immunotherapy and AIDS Back While prescribing antiretroviral drugs for indigent patients, Ngu's experience has taught him that treating deadly diseases among indigent patients in the developing world often requires a more practical approach. Through his laboratory at the University of Yaounde School of Medicine, Ngu has continued to refine a unique form of immunotherapy as an inexpensive alternative to antiretroviral therapy. Based on the same method that won him the 1972 Albert Lasker Medical Research Award for treating Burkitt's lymphoma (a particularly aggressive form of cancer), Ngu is currently developing a therapeutic vaccine to train the patient's immune system to more effectively recognize and destroy the virus that causes AIDS.   Treatment at the Clinique de l'Espoir Immunotherapy and AIDS Greatest needs of Clinique de l'Espoir How to Donate Click HERE to read more about the work of Professor Victor Anomah Ngu.   Youth Development Foundation Clinique de l'Espoir Archdiocese of Douala

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