Anti-retroviral Agents

Antiretroviral agents are drugs used to treat and prevent human retroviruses, such as HIV and AIDS. These drugs work by blocking the replication of the virus and thus preventing the virus from spreading and causing further damage to the body. By reducing the amount of virus in the body, antiretroviral agents can help to improve the quality of life of the affected individual, reduce the risk of transmission of the virus, and, in some cases, lead to cure of the virus. Advances in antiretroviral treatment have dramatically increased the lifespan and quality of life for those living with HIV.

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