1996 AD
Triple antiretroviral therapy for HIV
Epidemics & public health · VIH/sida · Antirretrovirales · Resistencia antimicrobiana
In 1996, trials showed that three-drug combinations could durably suppress HIV replication to very low levels and create a higher barrier to resistance than monotherapy. This transformed treatment prospects for people able to receive it, although early regimens had adverse effects, complexity, and highly unequal access.
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