Word: cocktailing
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...months ago, Brudnoy began the new drug "cocktail" regimen involving the use of three different drugs...
...empirical evidence says "yup." I'm 21, so I can buy beer, vote and can't go to juvenile hall. Hell, I can even get Zima. About a month ago, I went to a yuppie-ish cocktail party. The scary thing was, I had a good time...
...both the drugs and the blood tests. If the nodes are clear, Ho plans to take some of the patients off their medication and see whether HIV bounces back. And if the biopsies do turn up infectious particles, Ho will have to choose another ingredient to add to his cocktail. Either way, Ho says, "the whole field has progressed in such a way that people are beginning to address the question--which was unheard of before--of eradicating the virus...
...International AIDS Society to announce new treatment guidelines next week. Scientists are starting to isolate naturally occurring compounds called chemokines that appear to protect some people who are infected with HIV from the effects of the virus. These substances could form the basis for a future, even more powerful cocktail. For the first time in a long while, it doesn't seem naive to dream that there will one day be an end to AIDS...
...speculative "Hmmm." These days the real head scratchers are on TV; there you'll find the genre's cool, metallic intellect touched by the fever of despair. The X-Files' twin mantras--"The truth is out there" and "Trust no one"--are the ideal ingredients for a sci-fi cocktail with a '90s twist. The paranormal and the paranoiac have joined hands through a pop-cultural wormhole; they meet and multiply. It's not so much science as psychic or psychoanalytic fiction...