By adding an antibody to HIV treatment, researchers send virus into 'sustained remission' in monkeys

Thursday, October 13, 2016 - 21:11 in Health & Medicine

Scientists may have found a way for patients with HIV to keep the virus in check without having to take powerful drugs every day for the rest of their lives. A clinical trial in monkeys found that by augmenting the standard HIV treatment with an antibody developed in the lab, the animals were able...

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