Target Zero: Elia @RCSBProteinDataBank
Target Zero: Elia  @RCSBProteinDataBank
Uploaded November 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
This short documentary follows Elia, an HIV-positive woman. While living on the streets of Los Angeles, Elia got pregnant, which inspired her journey to a better life for herself and her baby. The film stresses the importance of integrated medical, social, and psychological care when dealing with patients with difficult socioeconomic circumstances. It also illustrates the rationale for patient compliance to HIV drug regimens and touches on the molecular mechanisms of drug resistance.

This film is a one of three short documentaries/educational modules on scientific and medical aspects of HIV treatment and prevention. Learn more at targetzerofilm.org/.
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Target Zero: Elia

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