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The Compound Effect HIV
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gold compound proved to be effective for hivhello doc BY,please see the link below:http://www.aidsmeds.com/articles/hiv_auranofin_cure_1667_20305.shtmlUsing a compound containing gold to treat six monkeys infected with an HIV-like virus, a team of researchers has been able to shrink the...
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Hello and thanks for bringing this early study to our attention.I think that it's premature to conclude that the gold compounds can be used to treat HIV in people. There are many tests that such interesting candidate compounds need to pass,...
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re: gold compoundAre you sure you didn't mean that HIV has proven effective for gold compounding? Do you... Read more »compound illnesses...Hi-- my cousin was diagnosed this weekend with fullblown AIDS. He has a cd4 count of 48 and viral... Read more »
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Florida A&M University Professor Receives Patent for Highly Effective Anti-HIV CompoundsKinfe Ken Redda, interim vice president of research at Florida A&M University (FAMU), and his research team have received a patent for the development of therapeutic agents suitable for treating humans who are infected with HIV. They were... Read more »
Chinese Scientists Begin Human Trial of Chemical Compound to Treat HIV, Hepatitis BScientists in China have begun human trials of a chemical compound designed to treat HIV/AIDS and hepatitis B, China Daily reports. The compound, 1,5-DCQA, is extracted from a Chinese herb called Inula britannic , and initial research indicates... Read more »
Microbicide Containing Natural Compound Provides Protection in Monkeys Against Simian Version of HIV, Study SaysAn experimental microbicide containing a naturally occurring compound provides protection in monkeys against the simian version of HIV by diminishing immune responses to the virus, according to a study published Wednesday in the journal Nature, ... Read more »
Argentina: Lumpy Body Fat Compounds Stigma of AIDSFor Argentine HIV/AIDS patients, lipodystrophy is a visual sign of an already stigmatized disease. The redistribution of body fat, a common side effect of antiretroviral drugs (ARVs), is generally played down by health professionals but can be one... Read more »
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Closer to a Cure? Chemists Synthesize Compound That Flushes out Latent HIV
Posted by new2this2010, 2 Replies
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/07/120717141233.htm
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Closer to a Cure? Chemists Synthesize Compound That Flushes out Latent HIV
Posted by new2this2010
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2012/07/120717141233.htm
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Is Pancreatitis a symptom/effect of HIV Infection?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
Is Pancreatitis a symptom/effect of HIV Infection?
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treatment to clamidia effect hiv window
Posted by mistake1, 1 Reply
My question is say the hospital had treated someone for clamidia, which is antiboitics of doxycline and a shot of peniciline would this prolong the hiv window period . thankyou
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