People have to understand that individual cases of effectively curing HIV via stem cell transplants are merely providing a few puzzle pieces to HIV research, if at all, but have no clinical applicability, as a stem cell transplant is always an extreme, dangerous and last-resort treatment for otherwise unmanageable diseases, as which HIV generally does not count anymore.

People also have to understand that some weapons are useful having just in case, and that we might be a few mutations away from HIV becoming unmanageable again.

This is the 7th case, so this seems like a bigger puzzle piece.