Early HIV drugs 'functionally cure about one in 10'

15 Mar 2013
Last updated during 05:38 ET

By James Gallagher
Health and scholarship reporter, BBC News

HIV, in green, ripping out of a white blood dungeon it has hijacked

Rapid diagnosis after HIV infection might be adequate to “functionally cure” about a 10th of those diagnosed early, contend researchers in France.

They have been analysing 14 people who stopped therapy, though have given shown no signs of a pathogen resurging.

It follows reports of a baby lady being effectively marinated after really early diagnosis in a US.

However,

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