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HIV Microbicide Carraguard Safe, but Not Effective in Study
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Title HIV Microbicide Carraguard Safe, but Not Effective in Study
Url http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/570321?src=rss
Description A vaginal microbicide did not prevent HIV infection, but it was safe, raising hopes that it might be combined with drugs or other compounds to work better, researchers said on Monday. Reuters Health Information
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Date Feb 19, 2008
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