The experimental technique relies on help from a disabled form of HIV because the virus is adept at carrying genetic material into T-cells so they’re able to kill off cancer cells. Those genetically altered T-cells go to work attacking cells in the body that play a role in the development of leukemia.
It's important to note that the T-cells are removed from the patient before being bioengineered with the HIV virus. The patient is not injected with the virus. This treatment differs from chemotherapy, a drug that is one of the most common treatments of leukemia, which kills off all fast-growing cells in the body.
http://health.yahoo.net/experts/dayinhealth/hiv-virus-possible-cure-leukemia
Intriguing but still WFA!!!
Ah shit... and its already been posted. IM DONE HERE.
Do they inject cure into your wrong forum asshole? 
lol It happens to the best of us.
(WFA... not the bad AIDS)