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Category Archives: Treatment
Suspect in Seattle syringe stabbing: “Welcome to the HIV club”
A man visiting Seattle as a crewmember on a yacht, says he was stabbed with a syringe in an unprovoked attack outside a bar last week, according to the Seattle Police Department. According to the police report, the victim and … Continue reading
HIV+ people face continued stigma
PEOPLE living with HIV and AIDS continue to face stigma and discrimination from the general public, threatening efforts to increase the provision of anti-retrovirals (ARVs) to those in need of treatment, officials have said. Addressing an HIV and human rights … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Children, Stigma & Discrimination, Treatment
Tagged ARVs, Feluna Nleya, Harare, NewsDay, Paul Grover, Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Lawyers for Human Rights
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New president must fill funding gap in HIV fight
Indonesia, one of only three countries in the Asia-Pacific region that is seeing a trend of increased HIV infections, must plug a $30 million ($58.82m) funding gap in its fight against HIV, a U.N. health official said on Wednesday. President-elect … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Funding, Future, Treatment
Tagged HIV infections, HIV/AIDS, Indonesia, Joko Widodo, Reuters
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India battles drug shortage as firms halt supply
India is facing a shortage of HIV/AIDS drugs provided under the government’s free medicine programme after some drugmakers halted supplies due to delayed payments, leaving thousands of patients without treatment, activists said. The National AIDS Control Organisation (NACO), a unit … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Drugs, Health, Treatment
Tagged Drugs shortage, Economic Times, HIV treatment, HIV/AIDS patients, India, Leena Menghaney, MSF
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Domestically manufactured ARV medication welcomed
Indonesians living with HIV/AIDS now have wider access to antiretroviral (ARV) treatment as state-owned pharmaceutical company PT Kimia Farma has started producing Efavirenz, an ARV drug. An Indonesia AIDS Coalition community organizer staff member, Irwandy Widjaja, said people living with … Continue reading
Posted in Asia, Health, Treatment
Tagged ARV, Efavirenz, Getty Images, Indonesia, Irwandy Widjaja, Jakarta Post, Kimia Farma
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Australian trials underway for HIV ‘prevention’ drug
As Australia’s HIV infection rates reach a 20-year high, trials are underway for a new drug that’s been shown to prevent people from contracting the virus. President of the Australasian Society of HIV Medicine, Edwina Wright, said the drug, named … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Future, Health, Treatment
Tagged Australasian Society of HIV Medicine, Australia, Edwina Wright, HIV infection, HIV prevention, new drug, Truvada
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Where to now? Future directions for HIV treatment
The future of HIV treatment bears no resemblance to its past. Through the lonely days of the early single-drug treatment AZT to the arrival of combination therapy in 1996, and the new generation of fixed-dose therapies (one pill containing three or more … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Feature, Future, Health, Research, Treatment
Tagged David Cooper, Flickr, Future Treatment, HIV, The Conversation
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