anti-hiv drug

ARV is a treatment for people with HIV, which reduces the development of HIV and slows the HIV phase to AIDS.

AZT is the first HIV drug in the world. However, before being passed, it also caused much controversy in the scientific world.

The medical community published the case that the first patient with HIV could resist the development of the virus without taking the drug for 12 years.

A baby in Mississippi, USA, is believed to have cured a century-old disease that has just been discovered again.

Research shows that, when HIV enters the human body, they produce a protein called vpu directly against the immune defense proteins. Normally, immune system proteins prevent the