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Improvements to liver after Hepatitis C cure could be impacted by HIV treatment choice

According to a report in the Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, people living with HIV who have been cured of Hepatitis C (HCV) will experience a greater reduction in liver stiffness if their HIV treatment regimen includes a non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NNRTI). After completion of their HCV DAA treatment those taking a HIV regimen including an NNRTI saw a greater reduction in liver stiffness (35%) compared to those taking an NRTI regiment (29%) (p=0.018).

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17 June 2021 11:23

"We weren't talking about HIV, we were talking about a cunning virus." The history of the summer gathering of children living with HIV in Russia

The sixth Summer meeting of children living with HIV was held from June 6th to 16th 2021 in Southern Russia. The meeting, attended by more than 70 people, including 36 young children and girls aged 11 to 20, parents and specialists, gathered to teach the ...

14 June 2021 10:27

UNAIDS: Commitment to end inequality essential to ending HIV epidemic

Last week saw the United Nations (UN) General Assembly High-Level Meeting (HLM) on HIV and AIDS. World leaders, UN directors, health experts and community advocates came together in New York to decide new goals, tasks and methods for fighting the ongoing ...

About Life4me+

One of the main goals of Life4me+ — is to prevent new cases of HIV and other STIs, hepatitis C and tuberculosis. So we talk about HIV and other diseases: how to protect yourself from them, how to live with them.

Campaign U=U (#UequalsU)

The information and education campaign "U=U" ("Undetectable equals untransmittable", #UequalsU, #НравноН), organized by Life4me + in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia region, aimed at disseminating information that an HIV-positive person with an undetectable viral load can not transmit the virus to another person sexually. Many studies have shown that in a sero-discordant couple where the HIV-positive partner took ARV therapy and maintained an undetectable viral load, there were no reported cases of sexual transmission of HIV.

For those who monitor their own health.

The Life4me+ app will automatically remind you of tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) and for when to take medications. The app helps to establish communication between physicians and patient. It allows you to conveniently organize your medication timetable and to set private and personalized reminders, get doctor's prescriptions, and schedule doctor’s appointments or blood tests. You can also enter test results in the app yourself so you will always have them at hand. The GPS navigator helps you find a nearby hospital, clinic, pharmacy, laboratory, peer-to-peer counseling or HIV community organization anywhere in the world. The app also lists city and regional hotlines, which will offer assistance.

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