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Kaposi's Sarcoma (KS)
en español

Can KS be prevented?

No, not at the present time. However, using drugs to prevent KS may be possible in the near future. Given that KSHV has been shown to be a major culprit in the development of KS lesions, researchers are now looking at various antiviral drugs to see if they are effective against this virus. HIV-infected patients who are infected with KSHV and have low CD4+ cell counts may benefit greatly from these drugs, as they may prevent KS lesions from occurring in the first place.


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Last Revised: March 21, 2001

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