'New drug limited HIV spread'

A new study found that if HIV-infected patients outside sperm cell to prevent drug use in sexual partners of his HIV to affect the risk becomes chyanuy percent.

U.S. National Institute of Health conducted by global research observing couples was 1.763 of which only one partner was HIV-affected.
Through research to meet the desired results in four years before her time abolished.
World Health Organization for these results is as important progress.
This study Africa, Asia and the U.S. in thirteen different places was introduced five prsnh casualty.
HIV patients were divided into two separate factions. Kymryzun a faction of the sperm cells immediately external to stop drug use was conducted.
Other factions of the patients started the drug use was made when his white blood cells began to reduce.
Immediately start using the drug which was introduced just a couple of them that the affected partner was HIV virus was transmitted to their healthy colleagues.
Transfer the same percentage of HIV virus from sexual contact isWorld adarh HealthUnited Nations HIV program's executive director said 'and thus be protected from the disease will come in the revolution. HIV by her treatment and care will come out new priorities.'
World adarh Health said the HIV virus transfer the same percentage of sexual contacts is. Organization Director General Margaret Chan also research results as significant progress.
According to the World Health adarh HIV patients in July for the new leader has been issued rules stated that their sexual partner, how safe can the disease and new research to further the principles leader will.
Sperm cell to prevent external bacteria to control the spread of the importance of research after inspection before arayyan been considered, but now research says that this car is the first time it has been proved by experiments.
Member of a relief organization said Keith alkrn us for the treatment of HIV requires a new commitment that is required by national research how maximum benefit can be taken.