One of the main goals of Life4me+ — is to prevent new cases of HIV and other STIs, hepatitis C and tuberculosis.

The app helps to establish anonym communication between physicians and HIV-positive people. It allows you to conveniently organize your medication intake timetable and set concealed and personalized reminders.

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1 May 2018

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A patient has died from AIDS in Switzerland because he was not paid for HIV treatment

A patient has died from AIDS in Switzerland because he was not paid for HIV treatment

As it became known to the media, an HIV-positive patient died from AIDS in Switzerland in the end of 2017. He was being refused of a medical treatment due to missing necessary health insurance, and the insurance company refused several times to pay for the treatment because ...

27 April 2018

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Life4me+ launches a web-version of the mobile app for the patient

Life4me+ launches a web-version of the mobile app for the patient

From now on, all users of the mobile application Life4me+ have access to the "Personal account" function on the web-version. Now not only a specialist (a doctor or a social worker) can create a personal profile on the life4me.plus website - everyone who wants after simple ...

26 April 2018

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Global Fund to allocate US $170 million to Vietnam for HIV prevention

Global Fund to allocate US $170 million to Vietnam for HIV prevention

The Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria announced that Vietnam will provide US$ 170 million for HIV prevention through 2020.

25 April 2018

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India will be able to replace efavirenz with doltegravir without additional costs in first-line therapy

India will be able to replace efavirenz with doltegravir without additional costs in first-line therapy

Antiretroviral therapy based on dolutegravir (DTG) should be preferred for first line HIV therapy, according to a report by a group of Indian researchers who studied the cost effectiveness of DTG. At the moment, the country's health authorities recommend the use of cheaper ...

24 April 2018

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Cipla plans to approve a drug Q-TIB in South Africa for the treatment of tuberculosis in HIV-positive people

Cipla plans to approve a drug Q-TIB in South Africa for the treatment of tuberculosis in HIV-positive people

The pharmaceutical company Cipla announced its intention to approve in South Africa a drug Q-TIB, intended for the treatment of co-infection of tuberculosis in people living with HIV. According to the company, Q-TIB is a combination of 3-in-1: co-trimoxazole, isoniazid and ...

23 April 2018

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Conchita Wurst tells about her HIV status

Conchita Wurst tells about her HIV status

Singer Conchita Wurst (Thomas Neuwirth), who became famous for winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 2014, on Sunday evening in her personal page in Instagram told about her HIV-positive status.

20 April 2018

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Prince Harry and Megan Markle to divert wedding gift donation to help children living with HIV

Prince Harry and Megan Markle to divert wedding gift donation to help children living with HIV

Probably the most discussed wedding of the near future - the marriage of Prince Harry and Megan Markle, which takes place on May 19 at Windsor Castle - is likely to take place without gifts. The fact is that the couple decided to ask guests invited to the celebration to ...

9 April 2018

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Sales started (PRODUCT) RED smartphones iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus

Sales started (PRODUCT) RED smartphones iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus

Today on the official portal of Apple will begin selling a special line (PRODUCT) RED smartphones iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus. The red color of the product used by the brand means that part of the proceeds from its sale will be channeled to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, ...

5 April 2018

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Organ donation between HIV-positive people is gradually becoming more common

Organ donation between HIV-positive people is gradually becoming more common

At the clinic of Duke University in North Caroline, USA, the first liver transplant from an HIV-positive donor was performed to a recipient with the same HIV status. This was the first such operation in southeast USA.

4 April 2018

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Phase I of HIV vaccine trial begins

Phase I of HIV vaccine trial begins

This month Phase I of a clinical trial begins to test the safety of vaccine that can prevent HIV infection. The trial will take place on four different sites in the United States. During the research, the ability of the vaccine to mount an immune response against HIV will ...

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