delavirdine
/ˌdɛləˈvɜrdiːn/
noun
- A medication used to treat HIV infection by stopping the virus from multiplying.
- The doctor prescribed delavirdine as part of the patient's HIV treatment plan.
- Researchers studied the effectiveness of delavirdine in reducing viral load.
- Delavirdine is often taken with other antiretroviral drugs for better results.