What are bnAbs (Broadly Neutralizing Antibodies) and how do they protect us from HIV? These antibodies were identified in people with HIV who had strong immune responses, allowing them to control the virus for years without antiretroviral medication. Scientists have cultivated these antibodies and developed them into an treatment that has demonstrated efficacy. We still have more work to do, but this breakthrough continues to pave the way toward more effective HIV treatments and prevention. Lear