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Newest Hiv Drugs
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Newest "vaccine" in the works?I have heard about new drugs in the works that block Hiv from entering cells that are still healthy. Is that what an inhibitor does? If this news is true, approximately how long untill this vaccine or pill could become available to us? It almost...
Response from Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D.
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Thanks for your post.It sounds like you're refering to the drug class called CCR5 entry inhibitors. There are several so-called R5 inhibitors that are in advanced clinical trials. Candidates from Schering, Pfizer and GSK are among the...
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Newest HIV InfoDr Bob,Not a question, just a thanks. I am a new hiv rn coordinator.I find myself looking to your... Read more »Newest Information on deep kissingI'm HIV+ with an HIV- lover who is not comfortable with deep or open mouth kissing me. I miss... Read more »
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Pamela Anderson: The Newest Hepatitis C Poster GirlApparently, Pamela Anderson has one of the world's most recognizable faces and bodies. With roles in the wildly popular syndicated television series "Baywatch" and ABC's "Home Improvement," not to mention nude appearances in Playboy (the most... Read more »
Prescription Drugs "Newest Monster" in Indian CountryPrescription drug misuse is becoming more common in Indian Country, and some health care providers are linking it to increases in hepatitis C infections. When Erma Skunkcap began working as a substance abuse counselor at Crystal Creek, a Browning,... Read more »
First AIDS, Now Cholera: Zimbabwe's Newest OrphansA cholera outbreak affecting nine of Zimbabwe's 10 provinces is threatening a population already devastated by HIV/AIDS and hunger. Of Zimbabwe's adults, 16 percent are HIV-infected, and 1 million children in the country have lost one or both... Read more »
FDA Clears New Johnson & Johnson HIV DrugOn Friday, the Food and Drug Administration approved Intelence (TMC125, etravirine) for use in combination with existing AIDS drugs in adult HIV patients who are failing other therapies. Made by Johnson & Johnson, Intelence is the newest... Read more »
Connect With Others
Do any drugs affect HIV test results?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
I am taking valium for anxiety and recently had a negative HIV test. Could taking valium have compromised the HIV test results?
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iv drug user hiv hep c syphillis
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
If you had sex with iv drug user would it take longer to show up hiv positive? Could you go into neurosyphillis within monthsplease help Read more » search for HIV/AIDS drugs
Posted by Anonymous
Search for HIV/AIDS drugs by just leaving your computer on.See FightAIDS@home for details. Read more » HIV/AIDS drugs saved my life!
Posted by bradford
HIV/AIDS drugs saved my life!From the time I was told I had six months to live by an AIDS specialist in 1985, I learned from other people infected with HIV and included supplements and complementary therapies. These kept me healthy and were... Read more »
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