HIV: Extra Drug Fails to Improve on Triple Therapy

Roy Gulick, Weill Cornell Medical College, New York
Although the logic in antiretroviral HIV therapy has, for some years, been that two drugs are better than one; and three are better than two, this has not continued. A late breaking study involving 700 patients presented on this at ICAAC found that four drugs are not better than three, but that a worrying relationship exists between race and time to virologic failure.

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