Second U.S. Baby Is HIV-Free After Early Treatment
A baby treated for HIV within hours of birth is free of the virus nearly a year later, in the second case that has raised hopes about early treatment, doctors said.
A baby treated for HIV within hours of birth is free of the virus nearly a year later, in the second case that has raised hopes about early treatment, doctors said. The approach mirrored that taken for a Mississippi baby, who has been off treatment…
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Amid a severe drought, Afghan scientists are asking the international community to engage with the brutal new regime.
"Humanitarian catastrophe” unfolds in Idlib province as Russia-backed effort displaces hundreds of thousands, including 500,000 children.
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