Early treatment in weeks after HIV infection may help better control virus long-term, study finds | Euronews
Early HIV treatment within four weeks of infection may enable long-term virus control without medication, a study shows. Starting ART early optimizes immune cells' development, enhancing natural virus elimination. Delayed treatment reduces these benefits. Despite decreasing HIV infections and AIDS mortality in Europe, scaling up testing and treatment is crucial to meet 2030 AIDS epidemic targets.
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Early HIV treatment within four weeks of infection may enable long-term virus control without medication, a study shows. Starting ART early optimizes immune cells' development, enhancing natural virus elimination. Delayed treatment reduces these benefits. Despite decreasing HIV infections and AIDS mortality in Europe, scaling up testing and treatment is crucial to meet 2030 AIDS epidemic targets.