HIV research for prevention--huge potential but no 'magic bullet'
Bateman, C.
South African Medical Journal 104(12): 838-839
2014
ISSN/ISBN: 0256-9574 PMID: 26042258 Document Number: 636714
Hiv research for prevention has so far produced a mixed bag with no magic bullet, but results for an antiretroviral-infused vaginal ring that stays in place for 30 days, potentially offering women up to 50% (or more) protection against Hiv and theoretically saving millions of lives over time, will be reported in 2016.
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