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Anthropic appoints Indian-origin Novartis CEO Vas Narasimhan to its boardAnthropic’s Long-Term Benefit Trust is an independent governance body, designed to insulate key decisions as it scales its frontier AI syst...- Trump admin set to destroy vital HIV meds and contraceptives worth $12 million following closure of USAIDThe Trump government may destroy $12 million worth of HIV and birth control medicines bought to help poor countries. These medicines are st...
- New HIV cases down by 44% since 2010: Anupriya PatelNew annual HIV infections in India have decreased by 44 per cent since 2010, surpassing the global reduction rate of 39 per cent. Union Min...
- 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...
- 40 years since the first reported case of AIDS, where's the HIV vaccine?More people now have access to antiretroviral therapy, which keeps down the amount of virus in their body.
- Pharma department tells companies to step up manufacture of anti-HIV drugsExperts meets pharma execs seeking enough stock of Lopinavir and Ritonavir to be kept ready for India.
- Payment delays by NACO causing HIV drugs scarcityCipla, the sole producer of lopinavir/ritonavir, a combination HIV drug prescribed for paediatric patients, has stopped manufacturing it ov...
- Activists cry foul over new HIV drug monopolyOnly one Indian drug maker, Emcure, will be allowed to sell the medicine in the Indian private market, because of a licensing agreement wit...
- New drug may prevent HIV transmission in women, kidsUp to 45 per cent of HIV-infected mothers will transmit the virus to their child, usually through breastfeeding, researchers said.
- 80% drugs to combat AIDS supplied by India: JP NaddaThe UN General Assembly adopted a new political declaration that emphasised on the critical importance of affordable medicines to combat th...
- How modern medicine is keeping HIV in checkThe stigma of HIV remains. But with modern medicines, Charlie Sheen and others infected by the virus can lead a normal life.
- New HIV infections down by 20 per cent in India: UN reportIndia has been able to achieve a more than 20% decline in new HIV infections between 2000 and 2014, according to a UN report.
- Anti-AIDS medicine project likely to take off at SonagachiUnder the project PrEP, regular medicine would be given to an HIV-negative sex worker engaged in sex with an HIV-positive person.
- Cipla, Aurobindo, Emcure to supply HIV drugs for UN-backed programmeAurobindo Pharma Chief Executive Officer said the new licence would help ensure the timely introduction of generic ATV in developing countr...
- Shilpa Medicare inks pact with MPP, Gilead for HIV/AIDS drugsShilpa Medicare inked an agreement with Gilead Sciences to increase access to medicines used for treatment of HIV/AIDS.
- Strides Arcolab inks pact with Gilead Sciences to promote HIV drugStrides has inked a pact with Gilead Sciences Inc to sell low-cost generic versions of latter's HIV medicine 'emtricitabine' in developing ...
- Gilead Sciences inks deals with 3 Indian companies including Ranbaxy Laboratories for low-cost HIV drugGilead Sciences has signed deals with 3 Indian firms to collaborate on promoting access to HIV medicine emtricitabine in developing nations.
- AIDS groups criticise US/EU/Japan for putting profits of MNC drug makers before patientsPatient advocacy and civil society groups working in the area of HIV/AIDS have criticized free trade agreements (FTAs) being signed between...
- Bristol-Myers patent plea for HIV drug rejectedIndia has rejected American drugmaker Bristol-Myers Squibb's (BMS) patent application for one of its HIV drugs, allowing local drugmakers t...
- Abbott patent application for HIV drug spurnedBesides I-MAK, a few local HIV drug makers such as Cipla and US-based Mylan-owned Matrix Laboratories had also opposed Abbott's attempt to ...
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