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Virucort may slow development of HIV

Published in AIDS Weekly, May 5th, 2003

Cortisol Medical Research has announced a new drug that may slow the development of HIV.

Virucort is a drug developed by Dr. Alfred T. Sapse that has the potential of slowing down or even preventing an HIV+ individual from progressing to full blown AIDS.

Virucort was shown in clinical studies, including double-blind, to control two factors important in the progress from HIV to AIDS.

Alfred T. Sapse, MD, and Cortisol Medical Research are currently seeking financial and joint venture partners.

This article was prepared by AIDS Weekly editors from staff and other reports. Copyright 2003, AIDS Weekly via...

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