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Protease inhibitors aren't a cure for HIV infection, but they can keep the disease manageable -- and have helped to drastically reduce the number of deaths from AIDS. Protease inhibitors have also called attention to a major criticism of the patentability of life-saving drugs: Manufacturers, using patents, can set prices so high the drugs can't be obtained by many of the people who need them.
August 08, 2002 at 12:00 AM
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