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Hiv Cleansing Cocktail
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Ask the Experts
liver cleansing and hivhow does grapefruit interact with emtricitabine,tenofovir, lopinavir, ritonavir cocktail??...
Response from Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A.
Program for Wellness Restoration
Yes. Do not take it...
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How can I cleanse my liver and kidneysOver the past 6 years I have been on a number of cocktail treatments (viramune/epivir/zerit,... Read more »effects of hiv cocktail on diabeticPolice officer must take hiv cocktail due to bite on hand from drug user. Officer is diabetic.... Read more »
Articles
Expert Recommends "Prevention Cocktail" to Curb Epidemic of HIV Among U.S. Men Who Have Sex With MenThis is a transcript of a press conference that took place at CROI 2008, one of the most important HIV-related medical conferences of the year. In this transcript, Ronald Stall, M.D., of the University of Pittsburgh School of Public Health, examines... Read more »
HIV/AIDS Drug Cocktails Saving Lives: StudyIn a three-year study, the average death rate declined by half for people with HIV/AIDS receiving antiretroviral treatment. Dr. Miguel A. Hernan, of the Harvard School of Public Health, and colleagues noted that while the 1996 introduction of AIDS... Read more »
A Policy Cocktail for Fighting HIV"In the absence of a vaccine, three bold new approaches to controlling the HIV/AIDS pandemic are being discussed by those working in medicine and public health. These approaches are still in the conceptual and testing phases, but if applied as a... Read more »
Gilead and J&J Expand HIV Cocktail PartnershipGilead Sciences Inc. and Johnson & Johnson's Tibotec division announced Tuesday they will work together to develop a new HIV pill that contains Tibotec's Prezista and Gilead's Emtriva. The tablet also will include Gilead's drug candidates... Read more »
Connect With Others
Is the triple cocktail helping to spread AIDS?
Posted by Anonymous, 6 Replies
I've written what is currently the only computer application solely dedicated to the mathematical analysis of HIV. It's called HIV pathogenesis modeler, and can be downloaded at:http://www.agmh.org/softw.htm While using the SI model in the program, I... Read more » Cocktail Daze
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
With the new guidlines coming into effect in Jan what will doctors tell their patients who are now taking the cocktail. "Oh I'm sorry you did not need to take it after all" or " I guess I don't really know what I'm doing please don't sue me." One...
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Looking for people using drug cocktails
Posted by Anonymous
I am a graduate student at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, CT. I am working on a story about reactions to drug cocktails and protease inhibitors. If you have had a positive reaction, for example, your T-cell count has gone up after taking them,...
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Faith versus Cocktails
Posted by Anonymous, 7 Replies
I.ve been positive for 12 years, 4 years ago I started monitoring my bloodwork after my lover past away. My T-cell count was between 200-300 4 yrs later they finally dropped to 178 since July then to 132, then finally to 93 currently. Despite my...
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