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Hiv Arv
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Ask the Experts
HIV and ARV treatment.For how long can a HIV person live without ARV treatment? ...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
It depends on where your CD4 count is and how good your immune system can control the infection on its own without HIV treatment....
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Hiv neg child from a hiv + mom without using ARV'SHi doc. Is it possible that an hiv+ mom can give birth 2 a hiv neg child without takin any... Read more »HIV discordancy and ARVsI am HIV negative and have an HIV positive partner. We have been together for 8 months, and... Read more »
Articles
IAS Conference: Low-Cost CD4 Tests; HIV Prevalence Among Pregnant Zimbabweans; Treating HIV-TB With ARVs; Vaccine TrialsThe following are stories fromthis week's5th International AIDS Society (IAS) Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and Prevention meeting in Cape Town, South Africa: SciDev.Net : Steven Reidof theImperial College London spoke of three... Read more »
AIDS 2010 Studies, Releases: Treating HIV-Positive Patients With ARVs Drove Down Number of New HIV Infections, Study Finds"Treating HIV patients with cocktails of AIDS drugs helps to stop them spreading the infection further and more than halved the number of new HIV diagnoses in a study in Canada, scientists said on Sunday," Reuters reports. The study, which was... Read more »
Many Ethiopians Coming to Camp in Search of Traditional Cure for HIV Turn to ARVs, WSJ ReportsThe Wall Street Journal examines how many HIV-positive Ethiopians coming to a "squatter's camp" at Ethiopia's Entoto Mountain in the hopes that a spring believed to contain holy water would cure HIV instead begin treatment with antiretrovirals... Read more »
Uganda: Teens With HIV Prefer Religion to ARVsObservers say some HIV-positive Ugandan teenagers are abandoning their antiretroviral treatment, believing religion can cure them of the virus. Baylor College of Medicine's Children's Foundation Uganda treats more than 4,000 HIV-positive children,... Read more »
Connect With Others
ARV???????
Posted by babygirl30, 1 Reply
I have read alot of posts and many of them talk about ARV.What is that? Is it just another name for HIV?
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First Day ARvs Today
Posted by green_xuanya, 1 Reply
In January 2010, I was diagnosed to be HIV+. I was in denial for a couple of months - I was depressed, I tried to escape but who am I fooling - just myself. So this week, I came back to the doctor Wednesday, had my tests on Thursday and got my ARVs...
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"Positive living" eclipsed by ARV (Antiretroviral
Posted by bradford, 1 Reply
"Positive living" eclipsed by ARV (Antiretroviral) drive Originally, it seemingly appeared that anyone infected with HIV would progress to disease and die. This has long since been realized to no longer be true. We have individuals all over the... Read more » Just started ARV - Insurance, Drug costs, expenses
Posted by ajhope, 1 Reply
I live in Thailand and found out I am HIV+ a little over a month ago. My CD4 count was 251 and VL 29,000 - I started ARV 2 weeks ago with the following regiments:Nevirapine 200 mg - once a day Lamivudine 150 mg - twice a day Stavudine 30 mg - twice... Read more »
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