When We Understand How HIV Replicates Despite Drug Therapy, Then We Can Stop It

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HIV-infected H9 T cell captured by a scanning electron micrograph. NIAID, CC BY-NC

The last two decades has seen great advances in the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Therapy can now be tailored to the patient, ensuring patients’ bodies can tolerate it and making the drugs extremely effective.