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News & Events News Curing hiv/aids gets tougher: study shows far more ‘hidden’ and potentially active virus than once thought
News & Events News Curing hiv/aids gets tougher: study shows far more ‘hidden’ and potentially active virus than once thoughtCuring hiv/aids gets tougher: study shows far more ‘hidden’ and potentially active virus than once thought
Johns Hopkins Medicine - 25 October 2013
In a cover-story report on the research to be published in the journal Cell online Oct. 24, Johns Hopkins infectious disease experts say the amount of potentially active, dormant forms of HIV hiding in infected immune T cells may actually be 60-fold greater than previously thought.
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