HIV Remission in Neonates: Ethical and Human Rights Considerations

Perspectives in Biology and Medicine 58 (3):341-343 (2015)
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Abstract

A published case report of an infant who inadvertently developed remission of HIV viral expression has prompted research to determine if this observation is reproducible and can offer a potentially novel clinical approach to inducing sustained viral remission of HIV.Typically HIV-infected mothers receive antiretroviral therapy before delivery and infants receive between one and three drugs at “low doses” for prevention. In the case report, the mother delivered before she could receive ART. The infant was placed on a three-drug approach with “higher” doses by her doctor than are typically used for treatment. When HIV infection was confirmed, the three-drug regimen was continued. For most..

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