Bulletin of Experimental Treatments for AIDS
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On July 1, as BETA went to press, Pfizer announced that it would stop clinical development of capravirine. Recent research showed that this experimental NNRTI did not offer a significant improvement over existing treatments, and that use of capravirine would likely be hampered by interactions with other anti-HIV therapies.
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Bulletin of Experimental Treatments for AIDS Editorial Staff:
Scientific Advisory Committee: George Beatty, M.D., M.P.H.; Lisa Capaldini, M.D.; Eric Goosby, M.D.; Cristina Gruta, Pharm.D.; Gregory Pauxtis, M.D.; Joanna Rinaldi; John Stansell, M.D.; Paul Wisotsky Copyright Editorial office and mailing address: |
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