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Treatment Plan to Decrease Drug Exposure in HIV Infected Adolescents
This study will attempt to stimulate the immune system in HIV infected adolescents and young adults so that it can better control the HIV infection. When anti-HIV drugs are stopped for a period of time, the virus "grows back." This may stimulate the immune system, which may then be more effective in controlling the virus.
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