How a single patient influenced HIV research—15-year follow-up
H Jessen, TM Allen, H Streeck - New England Journal of …, 2014 - Mass Medical Soc
H Jessen, TM Allen, H Streeck
New England Journal of Medicine, 2014•Mass Medical SocHow a Single Patient Influenced HIV Research — 15-Year Follow-up | NEJM Skip to main
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A follow-up report on a patient whose HIV infection was treated early, but briefly, 15 years ago reveals a likely explanation for the control of HIV without antiretroviral therapy.
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