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Home » We can save more babies, say researchers
We can save more babies, say researchers
Africa, africa, AIDS, aids, babies, child health, hiv, research
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A ground-breaking South African study has provided the first hard evidence that treating HIV-positive babies with antiretroviral (ARV) medicines from as early as six weeks dramatically improves their chances of survival.

Link: http://www.plusnews.org/Report.aspx?ReportId=81578
Added by View user profileLaura Lopez Gonzalez on November 24, 2008
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