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New Treatments For Hiv
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gene therapy via blood stem cells new treatment for hiv ???Hi Dr Bob,l am recently infected with hiv and guess what you have become my hero, please keep up the great work you do for us hivers around the world,l read all your posts and you are the man period...l need to start treatment asap cd4 300 and...
Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.
The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation
Hello Pat,Thanks for your kind comments.The results of the OZ1 stem cell gene therapy phase II clinical trial were exciting and encouraging in equal measure. Dr. Ron Mitsuyasu at UCLA is an excellent HIV/AIDS/oncologist physician specialist who has...
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New HIV Treatment?My friends tell me HIV drugs are toxic and that I shouldn't take them. I have been told to go... Read more »new way treatment cure for HIVAUSTRALIAN scientists have revealed the most complete picture yet of the way HIV maintains its grip... Read more »
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New HIV Treatment Strategy Could Reduce HIV-Related Deaths by 10 Million in 15 Years, UNAIDS SaysUNAIDS on Tuesday outlined a new strategy, called "Treatment 2.0," to simplify the provision of HIV treatment and improve global access to antiretrovirals (ARVs), Reuters reports. The agency says the plan could prevent up to 10 million AIDS-related... Read more »
Approval of Edurant (Rilpivirine), a New NNRTI, for the Treatment of HIV in Treatment-Naive PatientsOn Friday, May 20, 2011, FDA approved Edurant (rilpivirine) 25 mg tablets, a new non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI) for the treatment of HIV. Rilpivirine is an antiviral drug that helps to block reverse transcriptase, an enzyme... Read more »
Monitoring Board Recommends Stopping Experimental Treatment Regimen in International Study of Patients New to HIV TreatmentAn independent Data and Safety Monitoring Board (DSMB) has determined that the experimental, once-daily antiretroviral drug regimen of emtricitabine, atazanavir and didanosine enteric-coated (ddI-EC) is inferior to a standard antiretroviral drug... Read more »
Study Shows Nevirapine a New Treatment Option for HIV-Positive InfantsA new study shows that HIV-positive babies with stabilized infections "will do just fine switching to a regime of nevirapine, a reverse transcriptase inhibitor," from a more expensive protease inhibitor, Scientific American's "Observations " blog... Read more »
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New treatment approach to HIV: trial announcement
Posted by Anonymous
We've applied for patent protection on a novel treatment approach to HIV using existing medications already FDA-approved for other disease indications. We hope our approach will decrease infectivity by HIV virus, as well as delay progression to...
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new hope for possibility of HIV treatment
Posted by lalamma, 3 Replies
This new treatment proposes to successfully control the virus in those infected, destroying a constant region of the virus and thus inactivating it's activity. The treatment may also prevent infection in high risk groups. This has been all over...
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NEW HIV/AIDS TREATMENT
Posted by MICA_INC, 2 Replies
SEEKING CLINICAL TRIALS SPONSORSHIP & VOLUNTEERSWe are trying to get HIV Groups & Organizations, Medical and Pharmaceutical Institutions, and Universities and the Medical & Scientific Communities aware, informed and interested in MM-1,... Read more » NEW HIV/AIDS TREATMENT
Posted by MICA_INC
SEEKING CLINICAL TRIALS SPONSORSHIP & VOLUNTEERSWe are trying to get HIV Groups & Organizations, Medical and Pharmaceutical Institutions, and Universities and the Medical & Scientific Communities aware, informed and interested in MM-1,... Read more »
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