A new Aids virus pill that makes it easier for people with HIV to treat themselves has been launched in the UK. A major problem for many people being treated for HIV is they have to take as many ...

Drug companies were rushing to the market with the most effective drugs yet against the dreaded AIDS virus. These protease inhibitors, despite their side effects and high cost, would be the first ...

prostitutes and prisoners are threatening progress in the AIDS battle, claims the World Health Organisation (WHO) WHO is recommending all gay men consider taking antiretroviral drugs This approach ...

Antiretrovirals like dolutegravir help keep people healthy. But their use adds to global warming, which drives climate change ...

However, for AIDS, as for cancer ... This study at the very least revives the concept of inactivated virus as an effective immunogen and emphasizes the advantage of targeting antigens to DCs ...

Integrase inhibitors don’t cure HIV, but they lower your odds of the illness progressing to AIDS ... These drugs also continue to fight the virus over time, especially newer integrase inhibitors ...

The PIL moved by NGO Network of People Living with HIV/AIDS, alleges shortage of antiretroviral drugs for treating HIV ...

Worldwide, more than 33 million people are infected with HIV (the virus that causes AIDS ... new combinations of anti-HIV drugs continue to reduce AIDS deaths significantly.

She stopped taking her anti-retroviral drugs, which prevent ... with HIV and 700,000 died from Aids-related illnesses, which can be the result of the virus going untreated. Mr Thorn says younger ...