rch, ART was given to 10 infants within hours and days of birth. T

 

A study also published in the journal Science Translational Medicine that builds on discoveries of infants whose HIV was cured after receiving antiretroviral therapy within weeks of birth.

The first case was from Mississippi infan stanyarhouse.com t who born in 2010 and treated within 30 hours of birth. Moreover, the treatment controlled the virus of the baby for several months after stopped the treatment.

Moreover, A team of Harvard and MIT scientists tested on early group pf 40 HIV infected infants ain Botswana, where technotoday.org 24 % of pregnant women were suffering from this virus that leads to AIDS.

According to this research, ART was given to 10 infants within hours and days of birth. These ten infants started t theamericanbuzz.com o get treatment for four months and then compared with 54 infants without HIV.

The early treatment shows a smaller viral reservoir that persists through life even during the treatment.

Current World Health organisation guidelines recommended infected newborns receive ART within weeks of birth to suppress the virus that can develop rapid and fatal immune deficiency.

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