The virus becomes resistant. Resistant viral strains have an obvious survival advantage and can break out of their cage.
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Unfortunately, viral
replication can't always be blocked. HIV is always trying to alter its
genetic material. These changes are called mutations and they enable the
virus to escape the effect of drugs.
The virus becomes resistant. Resistant viral strains have an obvious survival advantage and can break out of their cage.
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