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13 novembre 2019, 08:16

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#NoHIVStigma demonstration takes to the streets of Basel

#NoHIVStigma demonstration takes to the streets of Basel

Activists, advocates, and people living with HIV from across the world took part in the NoHIVStigma demonstration in Basel on Friday night. The message was clear "No to stigma, Yes to solidarity". The demonstration was the climax of a week long NoHIVStigma campaign across ...

8 novembre 2019, 11:28

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SIMPL'HIV Study data backs another dual therapy option

SIMPL'HIV Study data backs another dual therapy option

Dual therapy for HIV is increasingly becoming a viable option for more and more people and the results from Switzerland's SIMPL'HIV study only add more weight to the viability of dual therapy choices. The SIMPL'HIV study was an open-label, non-inferiority randomized trial ...

7 novembre 2019, 14:48

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Are integrase inhibitors causing weight gain?

Are integrase inhibitors causing weight gain?

For some time now there's been anecdotal evidence that a certain class of HIV treatment, known as integrase inhibitors, could be causing weight gain. Today, Thursday 7th November 2019, HIV doctors from around the world shared their data at the European AIDS Clinical Society ...

7 novembre 2019, 08:44

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New HIV Drugs: Who needs them?

New HIV Drugs: Who needs them?

Professor Chloe Orkin of the British HIV Association (BHIVA) updated European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) delegates with an exciting update on the latest drugs and treatment methods in development. These range from new daily pills through to long lasting injectables, ...

6 novembre 2019, 14:25

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Broadly Neutralising Antibodies: The future of HIV care?

Broadly Neutralising Antibodies: The future of HIV care?

The HIV community came together at the EACS conference in Basel to discuss the pathway to achieving long-term remission of HIV. It's important to point out that we're using the term 'long-term remission' rather than 'cure' because cure is a word that has many meanings ...

6 novembre 2019, 11:16

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PrEP for Women: Still massive gaps

PrEP for Women: Still massive gaps

At the European AIDS Clinical Society (EACS) conference in Basel, Switzerland, the group Women Against Viruses in Europe (WAVE) presented the findings of their survey on women accessing PrEP. The data showed that whilst there is now wider access to PrEP many women still ...

4 avril 2019, 10:42

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First transplantation of a kidney from a living donor with HIV in the USA

First transplantation of a kidney from a living donor with HIV in the USA

A group of surgeons from Baltimore (USA) performed the world's first kidney transplant from a donor lives with HIV. This operation has become an important new milestone for immunodeficiency virus patients in need of transplantation. According to experts, if this case will ...

3 avril 2019, 10:29

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In Europe has increased the number of resistant strains of several HIV subtypes

In Europe has increased the number of resistant strains of several HIV subtypes

Frequency of detection of HIV-1 mutations associated with antiretroviral resistance (ART) among Western Europeans between 2010 and 2016. did not show significant changes, scientists established. However, this finding does not affect cases of the drug-resistant strain of ...

2 avril 2019, 13:50

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French scientists suggest a new method to reduce HIV in TB co-infection

French scientists suggest a new method to reduce HIV in TB co-infection

A group of microbiologists from Toulouse found that macrophages in a human body with HIV co-infected with tuberculosis, when exposed to interleukin-10, are combined into nanotubes. The abundance of specific M-macrophages (IL-10) in the lungs correlates with the severity ...

1 avril 2019, 13:43

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Diet and exercise reduce the risk of developing diabetes in people with HIV

Diet and exercise reduce the risk of developing diabetes in people with HIV

Individual nutritional recommendations can lead to a clinically and statistically significant decrease in glucose, weight and other risk factors for diabetes in people living with HIV, follows from the results of a small study in the UK.

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