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New Anti-HIV Advance: A Drug Used Against Cancer Attacks the Virus's "Shide" · Global Voices

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Venetoclax quickly and steadily reduces the viral reservoir in macaques and maintains the effect for months after stopping the medication while continuing antiretroviral treatment. The fight against HIV could have found a new ally in an unexpected place: a drug designed to fight cancer. Researchers at Emory University have continued reading "New advance against HIV: a drug used against cancer attacks the "scondite" of the virus."

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New Anti-HIV Advance: A Drug Used Against Cancer Attacks the Virus's "Shide" · Global Voices

Venetoclax quickly and steadily reduces the viral reservoir in macaques and maintains the effect for months after stopping the medication while continuing antiretroviral treatment. The fight against HIV could have found a new ally in an unexpected place: a drug designed to fight cancer. Researchers at Emory University have continued reading "New advance against HIV: a drug used against cancer attacks the "scondite" of the virus."

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OKDIARIO broke the news in Madrid, Spain on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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