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Immune Response Says HIV Treatment Helps T-cells

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Preliminary data from the Immune Response Corp. indicates that the drug Remune can activate killer T-cells against HIV. The double-blind, placebo-controlled study involved 243 HIV-infected patients who had not previously taken antiviral drugs.

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