UF researchers track genetic journey of HIV from birth to death Options

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http://www.news.health.ufl.edu/story.aspx?ID=4958

I was an interesting read, but this part made me sick.

Those therapies may help future children, but they came too late for the subjects enrolled in the study. The children received minimal medication and all developed full-blown AIDS by their first birthdays.

"Their whole virus infection was what we call the natural history," Goodenow said. "This tells you what happens in the absence of combination antiretroviral therapy."