Medical News Today·4 min read·hard
pronged approach offers hope for elimination
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Erika Watts
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Researchers testing a three-part treatment on infant rhesus macaques found that early intervention within 72 hours of exposure to a SHIV virus may prevent it from establishing permanent reservoirs. This study offers potential new pathways for HIV prevention and treatment.
Certain treatments can prevent HIV from progressing to acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ( AIDS ). However, they do not eliminate the virus completely, so it can return if treatment stops.
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