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Via ABC Radio Australia, who write: "US scientists believe a synthetic version of a traditional Pacific medicine could hold the key to finding a cure for HIV-AIDS. In Samoa, traditional healers have long used the bark of the mamala tree in tea to treat ailments such as hepatitis. A recent meeting of the American Chemical Society was told the bark contains prostratin, which can be used to activate HIV viruses inside latent cells...."

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