How Much Do PIs Cost

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new PIs

I know that PIs have been blamed a lot for lipo. I have avoided them because of this. Are the new ones in development going to be any better?thnx in advance,Paul...

Response from Graeme Moyle, M.D.

Chelsea and Westminster Hospital

It looks like atazanavir, a new PI under scruiting at the FDA at present, has a better lipid profile and doesn't trigger insulin resistance like some of the approved PIs. We don't know as yet if that translates into less lipodystrophyBest... Read more »

Lypo and PIs

Is there any data on PIs which are the least likely to cause or contribute to lypo? My doctor has... Read more »

Response from Keith Henry, M.D. »

PIs

Can you please confirm what I've heard, which is that PIs grow fat cells in a petri dish. If... Read more »

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Paying for Life

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High Drug Costs Could Jeopardize Brazil's No-Cost Antiretroviral Program

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Cost of Atripla in Thailand General information

Posted by HivSenior, 2 Replies

I am currently receiving Atripla at a cost of $108.00 per month in Bangkok, Thailand. I have been positive for the last 6 years. The cost for me on Medicare in the USA would be $1200.00 per month. I make one trip each year and bring back to USA all... Read more »

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cost of hiv

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curious...what is the cost of hiv in terms of medical treatment...i am not currently on medicine and am curious what the disease costs some of you guys on an annual basis....thanks Read more »

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