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What Are The Pros And Cons Of Integrase Inhibitors
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ls isentress integrase inhibitors the future for hiv meds ???Hi Dr Henry,l have been taking different hiv meds for the past 8 years, and its not much fun with the side effects of the meds, l am reading about isentress integtase inhibitors and would like to know your opinion, is this the new step in hiv...
Response from Keith Henry, M.D.
University of Minnesota, School of Medicine
Raltegravir is a promising new HIV treatment known as an integrase inhibitor. It has mostly been used in patients with resistant virus in complex regimens where it has performed well. It has to be taken twice a day. So far it appears well tolerated...
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Should I start treatment? Pros/cons of two suggested treatmentsDear Dr.I have been living with HIV for almost a year. I am sure I got infected last summer, and I... Read more »Integrase inhibitorHello doctor,Any possibility dolutegravir could to be used as Monotherapy even though there's... Read more »
Articles
Comparing Two Integrase InhibitorsIt was more than a wish that integrase inhibitors became weaponry against HIV. We've waited a long time to get to this point and an even longer time to arrive at the position where we're now studying and comparing two integrase inhibitors.... Read more »
Integrase Inhibitor '572 Tested Against Raltegravir-Resistant HIVGlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has licensed an anti-HIV integrase inhibitor discovered by the Shionogi Corporation in Japan. Because of these arrangements, this drug has the complex code name S/GSK1349572 and for now is increasingly referred to simply as... Read more »
GSK572 Integrase Inhibitor Shines In Phase IIS/GSK1349572 -- or GSK572 for short -- is a second-generation integrase inhibitor being developed jointly by Shionogi and ViiV Healthcare. Prior research has shown that it works against HIV with some raltegravir-resistance mutations and has a high... Read more »
The Rise of Integrase InhibitorsRaltegravir (Isentress) was the first integrase inhibitor to be approved for the treatment of HIV infection. This drug helps to quickly suppress production of HIV and is generally well tolerated and has few significant interactions with other drugs.... Read more »
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Integrase Inhibitor
Posted by Survivor
I just wanted people realize there is hope and continued very active DRUG DISCOVERY!Merck, Gilead Release Strong Findings From Clinical Trials of Experimental Integrase Inhibitor Antiretroviral Drugs Whitehouse Station, N.J.-based Merck and Foster... Read more » Today's LA Times Article - Integrase Inhibitors
Posted by Anonymous
Very hopeful! (Despite the sad title.)http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/nation/la-me-salvage2jan02,0,1565232,full.story?coll=la-home-headlines Read more » Quiero saber de org que ayuden a personas con vih
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Hola a todos mi nombre es Pablo tengo 30 aos y es la 1ra vez que escribo en esta seccion de espaol. Soy de una pequea ciudad del sur de Argentina.Hace un mes atras recibi la noticia que soy HIV + y no voy a decir que me siento mal y bla bla bla... Read more »
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