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In our second interview with Aaron Devanathan, a PhD student in the Kashuba Lab at UNC Pharmacy, we dive deeper into the strategies researchers use on the cutting edge of HIV research, including the technical challenges, tools, and model systems that make the science possible.\\xa0 We cover past, present, and future HIV therapies and also explore the innate immune system in aging and within the context of AIDS.\\xa0 Next, Aaron discusses his recent experience in his clinical rotation at UNC hospitals, and his thoughts on being both a PharmD vs a Pharmacy PhD student.

About Aaron

Aaron studies HIV infection and elimination in the Department of Pharmacy at UNC Chapel Hill in the Angela Kashuba Lab.\\xa0\\xa0HIV, or Human Immuno-deficiency Virus, is the virus that causes AIDS, or Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome.\\xa0\\xa0While modern medicine has done wonders in treating the symptoms of an HIV infection, current drugs fail to eliminate the virus entirely.\\xa0\\xa0This is because HIV is dispersed widely throughout the body.\\xa0\\xa0Aaron studies how to hunt down HIV and destroy it, ultimately working towards an HIV cure.

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