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12-07-2006, 04:12 AM
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 Early HIV Treatment Fails To Restore Memory T Cells [Only registered users see links. ] Most of the body's memory T cells vanish within weeks after a person is infected with the HIV virus. In a study from the Aaron Diamond AIDS Research Center and the Bernard-Nocht Institute appearing in the international open-access journal PLoS Medicine, researchers report that these memory T cells, mostly found in the digestive tract, tend not to return to normal even after years of treatment for HIV.  |
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