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A series of studies has dispelled the widespread notion that patients who don't take every dose of their anti-HIV medication create a public-health risk by helping to nurture HIV strains that resist therapy.The findings suggest instead that some patients who do not take all of their medicine are actually less likely to become resistant to therapy than those who adhere rigidly to their doctors' instructions.

Accrued HIV evidence turns treatment dogma on its head