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Your next nightmare: 28% of new HIV cases may be drug-resistant.

AIDS alert - 1 Dec 1999

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HIV clinicians are predicting that AIDS cases will grow as strains of the viruses that have developed resistance to one or more antiretroviral drugs become more prevalent. Nearly 28 percent of people who are newly infected with HIV are infected with a virus strain that is resistant to at least one drug. Resistance testing will be used more frequently to determine the strains with which a person is infected and to...

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