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Controlling and Ultimately Ending the HIV/AIDS Pandemic: A Feasible Goal
Folkers and Fauci talk about controlling and ultimately ending the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The development of antiretroviral therapy (ART) has been the one of the greatest accomplishments of basic and translational research: approximately 30 anti-HIV agents are licensed and evidence-based guidelines have...
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| description | Folkers and Fauci talk about controlling and ultimately ending the HIV/AIDS pandemic. The development of antiretroviral therapy (ART) has been the one of the greatest accomplishments of basic and translational research: approximately 30 anti-HIV agents are licensed and evidence-based guidelines have been developed for their optimal use. Combination ART with at least 3 drugs has resulted in substantial reductions in morbidity and mortality in both rich and poor countries. Antiretroviral therapy has been simplified to the point where treatment with a single, multidrug pill once a day is possible with generally manageable adverse effects. With improvements in ART, the estimated life expectancy of certain HIV-infected patients now approaches that of uninfected individuals. |
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