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Genes affecting the rate of turning to AIDS
The combination of two important genes is likely to determine whether an HIV-infected patient has developed AIDS more quickly or slower than other patients.
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New drugs to treat AIDS
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the use of Raltergravir tablets, also known as Isentress, in treating AIDS, providing a new option for HIV patient…
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New breakthrough to cure AIDS
The AIDS century will soon be overpowered with a hybrid virus from recombinant methods, which can lead to a breakthrough in how to kill, or at least give better treatmen…
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Counterfeit AIDS drugs flood Zimbabwe
Counterfeit, counterfeit or counterfeit AIDS drugs are being sold rampant in Zimbabwe, making the country's anti-pandemic struggle difficult, according to Zimbabwe's Min…
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The world lost in the war against Aids
Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Infectious Diseases and Allergies in the United States, said at a conference in Sydney that many places have mad…
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The world's largest Aids conference
The world's largest conference on HIV / Aids is taking place in Sydney, Australia. More than 5000 delegates will be introduced to a study confirming that circumcision in…
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Barzil reduced the price of AIDS medicines
The Barzil government has just approved a manufacturer's offer to reduce the price of an AIDS drug by 30%. This move will save Brazil 10 million USD per year.
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New hope for people with HIV / AIDS
According to the Science magazine, German researchers at the Max Planck Institute and Heinrich -Pette Institute have developed an enzyme capable of removing HIV-infected…
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The US helps Vietnam improve its HIV / AIDS management capacity
On June 12, according to the US Consulate in Ho Chi Minh City, 71 health workers from 24 provinces completed a six-month training program on application management for H…
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South Africa: simultaneously circumcised to fight HIV / AIDS!
A conference on AIDS prevention in South Africa last week called for a series of mass circumcision after studies showed that this would reduce the rate of HIV infection…
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Compulsory HIV testing for both mother and child to fight AIDS
New Jersey may be the first state in the United States to require mandatory HIV testing for both pregnant women and newborns according to a proposal by Governor Richard…
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Detection of gene variants that slow AIDS development
According to US scientists, HIV patients with specific gene variants will have a slower transition to AIDS than those in the same situation but without these variants.
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Drug for HIV / AIDS treatment: 1 USD / tablet
On May 8, former US President Bill Clinton announced that his Clinton Foundation had signed an agreement with two HIV / AIDS remedy manufacturers to provide some cheap n…
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UNICEF: HIV / AIDS affects 10 million children in South Asia
Mohammad Naseer, director of social affairs for the South Asia Regional Cooperation Association (SAARC), said HIV / AIDS is having serious consequences with an increasin…