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10 März 2018
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In the United States a new drug for HIV with multidrug-resistant was approved

In the United States a new drug for HIV with multidrug-resistant was approved

During the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI2018) in Boston the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced that it has approved ibalizumab-uiyk, to be marketed as Trogarzo, for people with HIV who have limited options due to extensive prior ...
7 März 2018
4325
Women are much more vulnerable to HIV infection during pregnancy and in the months after giving birth

Women are much more vulnerable to HIV infection during pregnancy and in the months after giving birth

A study presented at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI2018) found that women in two prevention studies were nearly three times more likely to become infected with HIV while they were pregnant, and four times as likely in the six months after ...
2 März 2018
4560
Intimate partner violence a major contributor to HIV epidemic among MSM in China

Intimate partner violence a major contributor to HIV epidemic among MSM in China

HIV prevention programmes targeted at men who have sex with men should include intimate partner violence (IPV) screening and interventions. Investigators from China found that recent experience of IPV was associated with a fourfold increase in the risk of infection with ...
1 März 2018
4536
Japan will require TB checks for long-stay visas

Japan will require TB checks for long-stay visas

The Japanese government will require long-stay visitors from 6 Asian countries to be tested for tuberculosis before they travel to Japan.
28 Februar 2018
6371
Expanding Hepatitis C testing to all adults is cost-effective

Expanding Hepatitis C testing to all adults is cost-effective

According to a new study, screening all adults for hepatitis C is a cost-effective way to improve clinical outcomes of HCV and identify more infected people. Researchers found that this expanded screening would increase life expectancy and quality of life while remaining ...
28 Februar 2018
6124
Chronic depression leads to poorer engagement with key stages of HIV care continuum

Chronic depression leads to poorer engagement with key stages of HIV care continuum

Increased time spent living with depression is associated with poorer engagement with the HIV care continuum, investigators from the United States report. Chronic depression was associated with missing appointments, a detectable viral load and an increased mortality risk.
28 Februar 2018
6333
The club supporting older people with HIV launched in London

The club supporting older people with HIV launched in London

The Terrence Higgins Trust initiative aims to combat loneliness and encourage discussion through a shared love of film.
27 Februar 2018
6195
Injection of the cloned antibody significantly reduced viral load

Injection of the cloned antibody significantly reduced viral load

CytoDyn’s weekly injectable cloned antibody HIV treatment PRO 140 hit a key marker of success in a recent advanced trial of the therapy. The biotechnology company announced that a single injection reduced study participants’ viral load.
27 Februar 2018
5999
It’s time to stop accepting the status quo, PrEP Summit concludes

It’s time to stop accepting the status quo, PrEP Summit concludes

Ignorance – among politicians, among healthcare workers, and among potential users of PrEP – was the main reason Europe lags far behind the USA in PrEP provision, despite there being a possibly more favourable climate in terms of potential drugs cost
27 Februar 2018
6068
Russian officials won't admit that HIV epidemic is getting worse

Russian officials won't admit that HIV epidemic is getting worse

Health experts blame a social and political reluctance to support sex education and drug substitution programs, as well as authorities for refusing to acknowledge the problem — or fund fast, effective treatments.
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