Experts call for more tests in UK Aids case

Experts called for more tests on a British man who claims his body has rid itself of HIV. Andrew Stimpson, 25, told two newspapers he had tested positive for HIV in August 2002, but that tests 14 months later came back negative.

The Chelsea and Westminster Trust, which conducted Stimpson's HIV tests, confirmed he had had a positive test followed by a negative.

"We offered further tests. So far Mr Stimpson has declined," the hospital said.