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Promising HIV cure could be achieved through children: Decade long tests revealGlobal HIV research indicates a potential cure for children through early antiretroviral therapy (ART). A small group of HIV-infected infan...- World AIDS Day 2024: AIDS and HIV are often confused as the same disease. Debunking the popular mythWorld AIDS Day 2024: Thanks to advancements in treatment, HIV is no longer a death sentence. By adhering to antiretroviral therapy, people ...
- HIV treatment: Can cancer medicine cure HIV patients? Here's what researchers, doctors have foundScientists at a Melbourne research institute in Australia have found that a medicine used to treat blood cancer can kill HIV cells. Know in...
- Parliamentary panel asks health ministry to expedite setting up of anti-retroviral treatment centresThe panel has also asked the ministry to devise a mechanism for providing an expanded access to subsidised anti-retroviral therapy for poor...
- India, China, Pakistan among 10 nations accounting for 95% of HIV infections: UN reportIn Asia and Pacific region, the majority of new infections are occurring in 10 countries led by India, China, Indonesia, Pakistan, Vietmnam...
- Young HIV patients can now live a normal life with the help of new drugsA 20-year-old who began therapy in 2008 can now live up to 78 years, says a new study.
- India calls for flexibilities in IPR to combat AIDSJP Nadda said India will need to "front load" its investments substantially to almost double the number of people on ARV treatment in less ...
- ART can help HIV positive person live normal lifespan: ExpertAccording to IAPAC guidelines 2015, an estimated 50 per cent of people living with HIV globally are unaware of their status.
- Cipla ready to launch low dose HIV drug 'Efavirenz'Drug major Cipla Ltd today said it is ready to launch low dose 'Efavirenz' used in treatment of HIV infection.
- Vitamin D deficiency may reduce efficacy of HIV treatmentThose with HIV, often struggle with declining health because their immune systems can not effectively respond to common pathogens.
- New breakthrough may lead to HIV relapse cureScientists are now better able to predict how quickly the HIV virus will return after individuals stop treatment.
- AIDS epidemic can end by 2030: UNAIDSAIDS-related deaths have fallen by 42 per cent since 2004 -- the year that saw the largest number of deaths in the history of the epidemic.
- Early HIV treatment may save patients diagnosed with tuberculosisStarting anti-HIV treatment within two weeks of the diagnosis of tuberculosis improved survival among patients with both infections, a new ...
- On World AIDS Day, Larsen & Toubro opens new anti-retroviral therapy centreThe centre, owned by the Municipal Corporation of Greater Mumbai (MCGM), has been built by L&T, which will also operate it.
- Stock-out hits HIV treatment across IndiaTreatment for HIV patients across India has taken a hit due to severe stock-outs reported at government-owned centres.
- Cure for Hepatitis C in HIV patients on the cardsApproximately one-third of HIV patients in the US have hepatitis C, with an estimated 7 million co-infected patients worldwide.
- Cipla to market MSD's HIV drug 'raltegravir' in IndiaMSD in India Managing Director K G Ananthakrishnan said the partnership is aligned with the company's commitment towards patients in India.
- New therapy may offer HIV cureScientists used radioimmunotherapy to destroy remaining human immunodeficiency virus -infected cells in the blood samples of patients treat...
- Research suggests HIV 'invisibility cloak' may lead to new AIDS treatmentThe innate immune system is the body's first line of defence against infection and incorporates an alarm system present in all cells of the...
- Matrix signs licensing deal with US coPharmacuetical company, Matrix Laboratories Ltd on Friday said it signed a licensing agreement with Gilead for manufacture and sale of a ge...
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