From the earliest days of the AIDS pandemic, UCLA has been at the forefront of HIV research. UCLA researchers were the first to describe why early AIDS drugs failed; demonstrate clearance of HIV from an infected infant; identify, clone, and characterize HIV in the brain. AIDS Institute firsts >
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