UNC School of Medicine news release
A new study has found that a drug named citarinostat is effective at disrupting latent HIV reservoirs.
Disruption is the first step required for the so-called ‘kick and kill’ approach aimed at the eradication of latent HIV reservoirs. The study highlights a promising class of drugs that can agitate and force HIV-infected immune cells to come out of latency and be attacked by the immune system.
Read the full news release here.
Source : UNC School of Medicine
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