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11 jaanuar 2017
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HIV epidemic in Russia

HIV epidemic in Russia

The number of Russians who have received a positive HIV diagnosis passed the one million mark this year. According to Vadim Pokrovski, head of the Federal AIDS Centre in Moscow, around 850,000 Russians were diagnosed with HIV at the beginning of 2016. Another 220,000 have ...
11 jaanuar 2017
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Research: Smoking “dramatically” increases the risk of pregnancy loss in women with HIV

Research: Smoking “dramatically” increases the risk of pregnancy loss in women with HIV

According to US investigators report published in the online edition of AIDS, smoking dramatically increases the risk of pregnancy loss such as miscarriage or stillbirth in women with HIV. The impact of smoking on pregnancy loss was examined over a 20 years period and it ...
10 jaanuar 2017
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Russia accounts for majority of new HIV cases in Europe

Russia accounts for majority of new HIV cases in Europe

In 2015 new HIV cases in the WHO European region increased 8%. Over the past decade, there has been a 60% increase. In 2015 64% of all new HIV cases in Europe occurred in Russia. The statistics in Russia equate to nearly 1 diagnosis for every 1500 people compared to 1 in ...
10 jaanuar 2017
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Scientists have discovered when the first ancestors of HIV appeared on Earth

Scientists have discovered when the first ancestors of HIV appeared on Earth

First retroviruses, including the "ancestors" of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), appeared on Earth about 500 million years ago, about 200-300 million years earlier than previously believed by experts, say scientists in a research published in the journal Nature.
9 jaanuar 2017
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Natco Pharma launches generic version of Hepatitis C drug in Nepal

Natco Pharma launches generic version of Hepatitis C drug in Nepal

Natco Pharma has launched Velpanat-a fixed dose combination drug containing sofosbuvir (400 mg) velpatasvir (100mg) for treatment of Hepatitis C in Nepal.
9 jaanuar 2017
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CDC has released the Annual HIV Surveillance Report

CDC has released the Annual HIV Surveillance Report

CDC has released the Annual HIV Surveillance Report According to the Annual HIV Surveillance Report which was published this month by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) the number of HIV infections that happen every year in the U.S. is going down. However, ...
9 jaanuar 2017
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NHS England spent over £100,000 in legal fees to avoid paying for PrEP

NHS England spent over £100,000 in legal fees to avoid paying for PrEP

According to BuzzFeed News, NHS England spent over £100,000 fighting a high-profile legal battle to avoid providing PrEP to at-risk populations throughout 2016. It is estimated that PrEP is almost 100% effective at preventing the spread of HIV.
6 jaanuar 2017
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Selzentry approved for pediatric use

Selzentry approved for pediatric use

On November 4, 2016, FDA approved Selzentry (maraviroc) 20 mg/mL oral solution, Selzentry (maraviroc) 25 mg and 75 mg tablets and updated the label to include use in pediatric patients 2 years of age and older weighing at least 10 kg.
27 detsember 2016
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Cameroon: 50 people were convicted of homosexuality between 2010 and 2014

Cameroon: 50 people were convicted of homosexuality between 2010 and 2014

Cameroon is still prosecutes people for being gay more aggressively than almost any other nation in the world. According to data collected by The Cameroonian Foundation for AIDS, at least 50 people in Cameroon were convicted of homosexuality between 2010 and 2014 for acts ...
26 detsember 2016
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Sweden, Denmark and Norway to increase their contribution to UNAIDS next year

Sweden, Denmark and Norway to increase their contribution to UNAIDS next year

UNAIDS has published a press release in which welcomes new funding commitments from 3 Nordic countries for 2017.
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