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May 31, 2007

A Wartime Welcome for HIV Meds

HIV treatment can and should be administered in settings where there is war and armed-conflict, according Doctors Without Borders researchers, instead of waiting until things calm down. They found that responses to treatment in a war-afflicted area of the Democratic Republic of the Congo were similar to responses from patients elsewhere.

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