Managing HIV disease without Delta

doi:10.1136/bmj.312.7045.1542b

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R A Seaton,
A J France,
D Nathwani

Career registrar Consultant physician Consultant physician Infection and Immunodeficiency Unit, Kings Cross Hospital, Dundee DD3 8EA

EDITOR,—The editorial by Anthony J Pinching gives further news of the two large randomised placebo controlled trials of combination antiretroviral therapy in advanced HIV infection. Although the apparent beneficial results have been widely publicised, neither Delta nor ACTG175 have yet been …