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The information on this site is intended for healthcare professionals in the United States and is not intended for the general public.
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The past few years have produced dramatic breakthroughs in our understanding of HIV pathogenesis, leading to a new understanding of the magnitude of the infectious process. This new understanding has revolutionized the approach to diagnosis and treatment of HIV disease.
In the video, you will see and hear from leaders in this battle:
“Our new understanding of HIV pathogenesis is that the virus is replicating throughout the course of disease.”
Ian Frank, MD
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania
“The HIV infection in an individual is a very dynamic process with billions of viral particles being produced every day and, on the same end, billions of viral particles being cleared from the system.”
Robert Murphy, MD
Northwestern University Medical School
“Our goal should be to maximally suppress viral replication as early as possible and for as long as possible.”
John Mellors, MD
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
