WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Drug-resistant versions of the AIDS virus passed from mother to child can quickly hide in the infant's immune system cells and lurk for years, researchers reported on Monday.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Drug-resistant versions of the AIDS virus passed from mother to child can quickly hide in the infant's immune system cells and lurk for years, researchers reported on Monday.
华盛顿(路透社)周一研究人员报道说从母体传到孩体的抗药性艾滋病毒能迅速隐藏在儿童免疫系统细胞中,并潜伏多年.