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Ponce de Leon Center - HIV/AIDS Care in Atlanta
Located in Atlanta, Georgia, the Ponce de Leon Center is among the most comprehensive clinics in the United States that are solely dedicated to the treatment of advanced HIV/AIDS. The clinic is part of Grady Health System and many of the doctors, nurses and other specialists are affiliated with Emory University.
Standing for Discovery: Dennis Liota
In the late 1980s, Dennis Liotta, Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Chemistry, and his team discovered the compound Emtriva. Today this breakthrough drug is used by 94% of HIV-positive patients in the United State
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