Extracts from the bark and leaves of a common tree may help treat HIV, according to tests done by local researchers.
Researchers say extracts aren't harmful to healthy human cells; they're probably usable as medicine.
Extracts from the bark and leaves of a common tree may help treat HIV, according to tests done by local researchers.
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