Rationalizing salvage therapy.

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Drug resistant HIV strains are a major cause of treatment failure, and they evolve whenever the virus is not fully suppressed by a patient's drug regimen. Drug resistant strains generally result from suboptimal drug regimens, poor drug absorption, or noncompliance. The Stanford University Medical Center's Center for AIDS Research is designing salvage therapies for patients harboring resistant HIV. The first step...

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