Being Alive Newsletter, Being Alive/Los Angeles - July 1992
Dr. Robert Schooley and reported by Walt Senterfitt
Immune-based therapy for HIV infection is an area that has generated a lot of controversy. In the early phases of the AIDS epidemic, much discussion of potentially effective treatments centered on trying to stimulate the immune response, given this is an immunologic disease. Later on, as early immunologic therapies were disappointing and drugs like AZT showed promise, most efforts to develop therapies were directed at the etiologic agent, HIV. Immune based therapies may now be returning to prominence, depending on what results we see from laboratory studies and clinical trials over the next 12 to 18 months.
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