1. New York City Proposes Early Treatment of HIV
... 's choice," he said (Hartocollis). Many patients are unable to afford the treatments once their T-cell counts drop below 500, so they would not be able to afford the treatments for a longer period of time. Treatment can cost up to $15,000 a year in the United States (The Washington Post). Doctors fear that this will cause some patients to start and stop the ... country will follow, and I think it will be pretty quick" (The Washington Post). Saag described the current screening for HIV, which uses a CD4 count to measure the strength of the immune system, as an outdated solution. "It's an ...
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