Detection of drugs that prevent HIV from reproducing in cells
On October 17, scientists at Scripps Research Institute in Florida, USA, said they found a new HIV drug called didehydro-Cortistatin A (dCA).
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On October 17, scientists at Scripps Research Institute in Florida, USA, said they found a new HIV drug called didehydro-Cortistatin A (dCA).
The scientific community was surprised to find an antibody that could help kill 99% of HIV viruses, opening a new direction for medicine.
Semen is a favorable environment for viruses, NPR reports in Emerging Infectious Diseases.
The study conducted data analysis of 1,028 patients with HIV infection and hepatitis C for 5 years in France, of which 1/4 patients drink at least 3 cups of coffee a day.
Scientists found that cows injected with HIV protein developed an immune response for several weeks. Four cows when tested quickly produced bNAbs after 35 to 50 days.
At the end of the course, the test results show the amount of HIV in the child's blood from the level
Antiretroviral therapy is mainly outpatient and is indicated when the patient has clinical criteria, and / or tests and proves to be ready for treatment.
Occupational HIV exposure of health-care providers is quite common, but not all exposures lead to infection. This is the risk that every health worker must face.
To find new weapons against HIV-AIDS, researchers screened more than 4,500 plant extracts and findings of patentiflorin A, potentially inhibiting reverse transcription (…
Just taking an antiviral pill every day will protect you from HIV infection through any route.
ARV is a treatment for people with HIV, which reduces the development of HIV and slows the HIV phase to AIDS.
Marrow transplantation can become a solution for thorough HIV treatment in the future.
By injecting antibodies directly into cells, scientists have created a new generation of cells capable of protecting themselves from HIV.
AZT is the first HIV drug in the world. However, before being passed, it also caused much controversy in the scientific world.
AIDS patients will have to live with the rest of their lives with drugs because HIV can hide in the immune system and react more aggressively if they stop taking it.