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Hiv And Oxygen
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oxygen and HIVI am from India and want to know whether HIV survives after coming in contact with oxygen. It is in the background that many alternate therapists here are recommending breathing exercise like deep one and by alternate nostrils and also heavy...
Response from Brian Conway, M.D.
University of British Columbia
The use of exposure to oxygen (in the form or ozone or other processes) to affect the virus has been evaluated in a number of studies going back to the 1980s. This has never been shown to be effctive on its own. This being said, a number of good...
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HBOT (hyperbaric oxygen therapy treatment) and HIV / AIDSI've read bits and pieces about the positive effects of HBOT for both managing the progression... Read more »Active Oxygen TherapyDoes the active oxygen therapy do for someone with HIV?... Read more »
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Merck & Co. Says European Regulators Recommend Approval of HIV Drug IsentressEuropean regulators have recommended approval of Merck & Co.'s HIV drug Isentress in combination with other antiretroviral (ARV) treatments, the drug maker announced on Thursday. Isentress is designed to treat HIV in adult patient who have... Read more »
European Union to Approve One-Pill-a-Day Treatment for HIV PatientsOn Monday, Bristol-Myers Squibb Co. and Gilead Sciences Inc. said European regulators have approved their HIV drug Atripla, clearing the once-daily combination treatment for sale in the 27 EU member nations. Atripla is the first one-pill, once-a-day... Read more »
Gilead Seeks First-Ever Approval for Drug to Prevent HIVOn Thursday, Gilead Sciences Inc. announced it has asked US regulators to approve its once-daily pill Truvada (emtricitabine/tenofovir) as the world's first drug to prevent HIV infection. Gilead has sold Truvada for years as an HIV treatment; the... Read more »
Blood Test to Detect HIV in 20 Minutes Nears ApprovalFederal regulators are expected to give approval soon to an easy-to-use finger-prick blood test that can diagnose HIV infection in 20 minutes. The action will come more than four years after public health officials declared the urgent need for such... Read more »
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HIV/AIDS
Posted by michaeljohnson32, 1 Reply
I was wondering if HIV/AIDS can survive in oxygen deprived environments such as a drawer or a container. Thank you.
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si es posible DR Manuel ayudeme
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
hola yo tuve y tengo lengua blanca ,he tenido sudoracion nocturma , deposiciones blandas desde hace 2 o 3 meses y ahun hago blando, hinchazon abdominal despues de comer y puntos rojos unos 2 o 3 en manos, pequenos que desparecen en tres dias he... Read more » Jazz Help
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Gman Bill says that a cut has to be at the mucous layer and no oxygen involved for HIV transmission.What are your thoughts on this because at other parts of the site it says a cut is enough, so what if two bleeding cuts rubbed together? Read more » Duda que me tiene preocupado
Posted by ncz, 2 Replies
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