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Under a range of assumptions about drug costs, the efficacy of therapy and the availability of a fusion inhibitor (a drug that prevents HIV from entering healthy cells), the current estimated life expectancy varied from 21 to 25 years, and discounted lifetime cost varied from about $330,000 to $400,000. But because of his age and various illnesses Thomas agreed to three years, Sylvestre's estimated life expectancy. In a study of men younger than 40, those with blood cholesterol levels below 200 had an estimated life expectancy that was 3. |
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