"beat the virus" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the idea of overcoming a virus with determined effort, such as in the sentence "We can beat the virus if we all join forces and take the necessary precautions."
But the good thing is that we are learning what it takes to beat the virus.
"As people with HIV live longer, Aids is a topic that has drifted from the headlines, and with that drift of attention we risk a real drift of funding and of action to beat the virus," he added.
A Dallas nurse who caught Ebola while treating a Liberian patient who died of the disease has received a plasma transfusion donated by a doctor who beat the virus.
For some unknown reason their bodies beat the virus.
Although ordinary ALS is irreversible, two of the patients with the new syndrome recovered after antiretroviral drugs beat the virus into submission.
He beat the virus in 2004.
Hopes that the country was beating the virus rose last week when the daily numbers of new cases dropped to just three, the lowest since last May when the virus first spread from Guinea.
After beating the virus but still terribly weakened by its effects, the brother and sister were unable to buy food because market stallholders refused to take money they had touched.
And the head of the UN Ebola mission, Anthony Banbury, said the world was "far away" from beating the virus.
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Beating the virus Hopefully the Government's commitment, complemented with programs by NGOs, faith-based organisations, the private sector and the media, will change the trend of HIV in the country and save many other young people from being infected.
