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Study Says Vitamins May Slow AIDS Virus A study of women infected with H.I.V. suggests that vitamins can delay the progress of AIDS.
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These are the results of a five-year study in Tanzania. The findings suggest that vitamins could delay the need to start costly AIDS drugs in developing countries. Doctors say the drugs could then go to those who need them most.
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American and Tanzanian scientists found that the vitamins increased counts of cells that fight disease. And there were some reductions in H.I.V. levels in the blood.
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H.I.V. is the virus that develops into AIDS. There are fourteen kinds of vitamins.
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People who do not get enough of these chemical compounds in their food, or want more, often take multivitamins.
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The women in the study took multivitamins that contained large amounts of vitamin B, as well as vitamins C and E. More than one-thousand pregnant women infected with H.I.V. took part.
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Some received a daily multivitamin without vitamin A. Others received a multivitamin plus vitamin A. Still others took vitamin A alone.
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The scientists gave placebo pills to a fourth group of women. These pills contained no vitamins at all.
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The mothers received yearly medical examinations. The best results were reported in those who took multivitamins without vitamin A for the five years of the study.
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The researchers found that these mothers were fifty percent less likely to progress to AIDS as those in the placebo group.
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Women who took multivitamins also had fewer problems such as mouth infections and diarrhea as their infection worsened.
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