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March 2000 Cover
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Results of a new study suggest that St. John's wort, a popular herb for depression and anxiety treatment, may affect the protease inhibitor indinavir, which is sold under the name Crixivan, by causing levels
of drug in the blood to drop "dramatically," according to Dr. Stephen Piscitelli of the National Institutes of Health. This could allow HIV to strengthen or develop resistance.
Editor's Note: from the New York Times
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