HIV virus (falsely colored in green) Recent research published in Nature Medicine two days ago shows the HIV virus may be found within the bone marrow of those affected. Kathleen Collins, the co-author of the study and professor at the University of Michigan , states the purpose of the study is to achieve "a better understanding of how HIV hides in the body." Recently, new antiretroviral drugs have helped slow the progression of the HIV virus as long as the patient uses these drugs for their whole life. This shows the treatment is effective, however some portion of the virus remains within the human body.
HIV virus (falsely colored in green) Recent research published in two days ago shows the HIV virus may be found within the of those affected. Kathleen Collins, the co-author of the study and professor at the , states the purpose of the study is to achieve "a better understanding of how HIV hides in the body." Recently, new drugs have helped slow the progression of the HIV virus as long as the patient uses these drugs for their whole life. This shows the treatment is effective, however some portion of the virus remains within the human body.
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