Bloomberg Law News·3 min read·medium
Scientists Are Learning How to Control HIV Without Drugs
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Jason Gale
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Researchers are investigating methods to control HIV without the need for traditional pharmaceutical drugs. The study builds on decades of clinical observation at San Francisco's Ward 86.
Why it matters
Advancements in HIV treatment could significantly reduce the long-term health burden and costs associated with managing the virus.
When Steven Deeks first walked into Ward 86 at San Francisco General Hospital in 1993, it didn’t look like one of the world’s leading AIDS clinics. It was crowded, grimy and squeezed into an aging red-brick building.
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