The movement of HIV to AIDS is slowing

According to a new research, the rapid evolution of HIV which has allowed the virus to develop resistance to patient’s natural immunity, at the same time its slowing the virus’s ability to cause AIDS. The study indicates that people infected by HIV are likely to progress to its next stage i.e. AIDS more slowly. In other words the virus becomes less ‘virulent’ because of the widespread access to antiretroviral therapy (ART). Doctor says, the widespread use of ART is an important step towards the control of HIV. This research makes an important contribution to the overall goal of control and eradication of the HIV epidemic. The widespread use of ART is an important step towards the control of HIV. This research is a good example of how further research into HIV and drug resistance can help scientists to eliminate HIV.