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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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16 March 2017
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Trump Proposes To Cut NIH Funding By 19 Percent

Trump Proposes To Cut NIH Funding By 19 Percent

The NIH would absorb $5.8 billion cut under President Trump’s first budget proposal. This is about 19 percent of its current $30.3 billion budget. The agency funds research into a broad array of diseases and conditions, including HIV, cancer, developmental disorders, heart ...
15 March 2017
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“Art Hearts Fashion” Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness During LA Fashion Week

“Art Hearts Fashion” Raise HIV/AIDS Awareness During LA Fashion Week

AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) will partner with Art Hearts Fashion to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS as part of the Fall/Winter 2017 LA Fashion Week collection of shows. The aim of this action is to promote sexual health through HIV/STD testing, treatment and condom usage. Founded ...
15 March 2017
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Early Antibody Therapy Has "Taught" The Macaques' Immune System To Fight HIV

Early Antibody Therapy Has "Taught" The Macaques' Immune System To Fight HIV

A new approach to the HIV therapy on the monkey model (SHIV) proposed recently in the Nature journal by a group of microbiologists from the U. S. and Germany. Michele Nussentswijg from the Rockefeller University in New York (USA), said, the use of two novel antibodies, ...
15 March 2017
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GeoVax And American Gene Technologies Announced Collaboration For HIV Functional Cure

GeoVax And American Gene Technologies Announced Collaboration For HIV Functional Cure

GeoVax Labs announced its collaboration with American Gene Technologies International (AGT) for the administration of Phase 1 clinical trial studying the companies’ consolidated technologies as a functional cure for HIV infection. AGT plans to conduct a Phase 1 clinical ...
15 March 2017
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Novel Intervention Strategies To Increase Cost-Effectiveness Of HIV Treatment Adherence

Novel Intervention Strategies To Increase Cost-Effectiveness Of HIV Treatment Adherence

Recently developed Adherence Improving self-Management Strategy (AIMS) produced significant effects on viral load and was cost-effective in a high-resource setting, compared with treatment as usual. Health Psychologists and clinicians from Aberdeen and the Netherlands used ...
14 March 2017
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Several Strains of Сandida Proved To Be Resistant To All Available Antifungal Agents

Several Strains of Сandida Proved To Be Resistant To All Available Antifungal Agents

Originally isolated in 2008 from a Japanese patient’s ear canal, this fungus has been reported to cause severe invasive infections (e.g. candidemia) with high associated mortality, approaching approximately 60%. From this moment, cases of infection with this fungus have ...
14 March 2017
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HIV and Tuberculosis Co-infection Should Be Treated Early

HIV and Tuberculosis Co-infection Should Be Treated Early

All newly diagnosed HIV patients should be screened for tuberculosis according to clinical review of HIV-related tuberculosis in the February 2017 issue of Microbiology Spectrum. Clinicians should screen tuberculosis again when the patient’s CD4 counts fall below 200 cells/mm3 ...
14 March 2017
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Early Intervention With New Anti-HIV Antibodies Provides Durable Control Of HIV-like Virus In Monkeys

Early Intervention With New Anti-HIV Antibodies Provides Durable Control Of HIV-like Virus In Monkeys

Two novel anti-HIV antibodies enables the immune system to control the virus immediately after infection, preventing its return for an extended period, new research from The Rockefeller University and the National Institutes of Health suggests. “This form of therapy can ...
13 March 2017
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U. S. New Health Law: How Will People Who Are Already Sick Be Treated?

U. S. New Health Law: How Will People Who Are Already Sick Be Treated?

The Affordable Care Act (ACA) made it unlawful for insurers to deny or charge people more money in case of a history of illness. An estimated 52 million adults in the U. S. have such conditions — ranging from serious infirmities like HIV and diabetes to minor sicknesses ...
13 March 2017
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Access To HAART May Help Solve Challenging Societal Problems, A Study Finds

Access To HAART May Help Solve Challenging Societal Problems, A Study Finds

Treatment gave a group of HIV-positive women a new lease on life — so much so that some of them quit using drugs and left their physically abusive partners, a new U. S. National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER) working paper suggests. The researchers looked a group of ...
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