HCV Treatment Pipeline Update
Great summary of the research/development pipeline for new Hep C drugs. It does not include side effects, however. https://www.pipelinereport.org/toc/HCV/dec-treatment-pipeline-update
Great summary of the research/development pipeline for new Hep C drugs. It does not include side effects, however. https://www.pipelinereport.org/toc/HCV/dec-treatment-pipeline-update
Table of medications that can interact with grapefruit
Calimmune, a small biotechnology company, is giving people a low dose chemo agent (as conditioning) and then infusing them with stem cells that have been modified to inhibit the CCR5 receptor and to contain their own built-in HIV fusion inhibitor peptide, thereby blocking two sites that are essential for HIV infection. The study is …
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hello nelson, I have a curiosity about building body after HIV infection.I am guessing that I should have infected in august 1st by sexual intercourse although I used a condom.I am 38 year old and I want to live 30 more years being healthy and strong economically.Being a long term survivor you have some clue.Did …
By Warren Tong December 5, 2012 Introduction What new HIV medications do we have to look forward to over the next few years? How will these newer drugs improve upon the older ones? To shed some light on these questions, Roy Gulick, M.D., provided an overview at ID Week 2012 of drugs in development. Since the first …
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We have repeatedly heard the following statements about multi-drug resistant HIV (MDR-HIV) patients in a host of meetings on treatment access and HIV research: “These patients no longer exist – they’re either dead or have responded to the latest ARVs”; “Only patients who do not adhere to their HIV regimens have MDR-HIV”; and “Our clinic cannot provide expanded access programs (EAPs) due …
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From Natap.org HIV, Active HCV, Low Income Tied to Shorter Telomeres, a Cellular Aging Marker3rd International Workshop on HIV and Aging, November 5-6, 2012, Baltimore Mark Mascolini HIV infection, active HCV infection, and income below $15,000 a year independently predicted shorter telomere length in a study of 229 HIV-positive people and 166 HIV-negative people in …
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Gilead Sciences: Please collaborate with Bristol Myers for the Cure for Hepatitis C NOW! The most effective new therapy ever discovered for the treatment of hepatitis C will never see the light of day unless we are able to convince big pharma giant Gilead Sciences to move forward at once with this development. This treatment combines Bristol-Myers Squibb drug daclatasvir and …
Of the 1.1 million Americans living with HIV, only 25 percent are virally suppressed. This is worrisome data that reflects how the world’s biggest super power still has problems getting HIV infected people treated even with access to more than 24 HIV medications and federally funded programs https://www.thebody.com/content/69009/hiv-in-the-united-states-the-stages-of-care.html?ic=700100
EXERCISES FOR HIV +VE PERSONSOct 2, 2012 Hi . My name is John. I tested HIV+ abt 5 yrs ago. My CD4 is still over 500, so am only on septrin . I see my doctor every 3 months. I go to the gym @ least 3 times a week but do road work (jogging) every weekend …
Although the development of cell-based and gene transfer therapies has been slow, progress in a number of areas is evident. Advances in the fields of gene-targeting strategies, T-cell-based approaches, and HSCs have been encouraging, and a series of ongoing and planned trials to establish proof of concept for strategies that could lead to successful cell …
Popular HIV drug may cause memory declines Johns Hopkins study suggests the commonly prescribed anti-retroviral drug efavirenz attacks brain cells The way the body metabolizes a commonly prescribed anti-retroviral drug that is used long term by patients infected with HIV may contribute to cognitive impairment by damaging nerve cells, a new Johns Hopkins research suggests. …