Immediate treatment with antiretroviral therapy helps infants with HIV

As part of an international collaborative effort, investigators conducted immunological and virological testing on newborns in Botswana, finding that initiating antiretroviral therapy immediately, rather than waiting a few weeks, provided measurable benefits for infants born with HIV.

Source: sciencedaily.com

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