In some cases, anti AIDS drugs will be provided to infected parents or children.

在某些情况下，活动将向感染病毒的父母或儿童提供抗艾滋病的药物。

Nair said that AIDS drugs keep patients healthier and make them less susceptible to pneumonia.

Nair说艾滋病药物能让患者更健康些，更少受肺炎的影响。

But he says while sub-Saharan Africa now has greater access to AIDS drugs, most of them are for adults.

但他说尽管撒哈拉南部非洲更容易获得艾滋病药物，但大多数药物是给成年人提供的。

But experts say that even without anti-AIDS drugs, only a small percentage of babies become infected through breast milk.

但专家们表示，即使没有使用抗艾滋药物，通过哺乳而感染艾滋病毒的婴儿也只占很小一部分。

Professor Baum studied almost 900 newly infected adults in Botswana who had not yet been given anti-AIDS drugs that target HIV.

Baum教授研究了博茨瓦纳近900名新感染成年人，他们都没有服用针对艾滋病毒的抗艾药物。

In some cases, anti-AIDS drugs will be provided to infected parents of children.

在某些情况下，会向受感染儿童的父母提供抗艾滋病药物。

The cost of anti-AIDS drugs has dropped from $10,000 per year to about $140, money Dr. Fauci says is well spent, even for low income countries.

抗艾滋病药物的成本已经从每年一万美元降低到140美元，弗契博士说这些钱花的值，对低收入国家也是如此。

Then, there came along the AIDS crisis in South Africa, and The American AIDS drugs were hugely expensive, far more than could be afforded by most Africans.

然而，艾滋危机在南非爆发之后，美国生产的艾滋病药物价格高昂至极，大多数非洲居民根本无力承担治疗的费用。

The antibodies are often developed in mice that have been genetically modified to have human-like immune systems — a technique that goes back to the days of AIDS drug development.

这些抗体通常在小鼠身上研制，而这些小鼠是被转基因后拥有了与人类的相似的免疫系统——这种可追溯到技术艾滋病药物的研发时期。

Didn't we already know that, if you put people on AIDS drugs, it suppresses the amount of virus in their system and makes them less likely to infect someone else?

难道我们不知道，如果你让人们服用抗艾滋病药物，它会抑制他们系统中的病毒数量，从而降低他们感染他人的可能性？