Retroviruses such as HIV and HTLV-1 don't hit-and-run, they hit-and-hide. They slip into host cells and insert their own DNA into the cell's DNA, and from this refuge they fix an bug* that lasts a lifetime. But that insanitation might be much less
ugly and much more manageable if the immune system could mount a strong retroaction to the virus during its first few days in the body, according to regulation to a new study by cancer researchers at the Ohio State teaching hospital large Cancer Center-Arthur G. James Cancer mash unit and Richard J. Solove legwork* dogma (OSUCCC-James)...

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