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ALERT: Herpes Finally Cured
By Rachael Rettner, Senior Writer   |   
October 27, 2016


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A new drug has successfully combated the virus that causes genital herpes. 
Starting today it will be used as a treatment for people with the condition.

There have been many topical creams and drugs used as herpes cure treatments. 
These treatments for herpes give short-term relief but only this can remove 
the virus and prevent re-occurrences to cure herpes.

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