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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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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…
Roche Pharmaceutical Group of Switzerland has announced the recall of the anti-HIV and powdered Viracept tablet in Europe and many other countries in the world except th…
Sperm washing can reduce 99% of HIV in semen ... This can help HIV-infected couples still have normal babies. This method has just been introduced at Tu Du Hospital.
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…
'Thailand's anti-AIDS version of drugs makes drug-resistant HIV virus'. A warning, black-and-white ad in the Thai daily newspaper The Nation reported on May 13 that 600,…
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.
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…
A recent study by scientists from the University of Miami (USA) showed that HIV in the blood of HIV-infected people will be inhibited if enhanced Selenium.
Mohammad Naseer, director of social affairs for the South Asia Regional Cooperation Association (SAARC), said HIV / AIDS is having serious consequences with an increasin…
Beginning in May, Cameroon will provide free treatment to all HIV / AIDS patients. The government is expected to spend $ 11.9 million to treat about 47,000 HIV / AIDS pa…
According to a study published in the journal Cell, a natural peptide in the blood can help find new therapies to fight HIV / AIDS. Currently, there are about 20 drugs f…
A new anti-HIV drug is still in the experimental cycle but promises positive results: The average reduction of 98% of HIV viral RNA in the blood. By inhibiting an enzyme…
A research team from McGill University (Canada) has tested 450 450 Indians in the method of 'OraQuick HIV-1/2' to help diagnose HIV / AIDS by analyzing saliva.
Nifeviroc, an anti-HIV drug developed by Chinese experts, has just been licensed to put into clinical trials in the country. After a pre-clinical trial that brought good…
French scientists hope to find a vaccine to prevent AIDS from studying the mechanism of controlling the HIV virus in the body of a small group of people who are resistan…