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AIDS treatment: Staying the course

Those interested in the International AIDS conference may also be interested in a news feature by Erika Check, in Nature this week:

AIDS treatment: Staying the course
Some feared that widespread use of AIDS treatments in Africa would encourage drug resistance, with globally disastrous consequences. But there's no crisis yet, reports Erika Check.

Read the feature here (you will need a password).

Posted by Nicola Jones on August 14, 2006 04:18 PM |

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