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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30 marca 2018

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Hornet is the leader in HIV prevention among social networks for gays and bisexuals

Hornet is the leader in HIV prevention among social networks for gays and bisexuals

This week, the global social network for gays and bisexuals Hornet made a statement that it was one of the first, 6 years ago, introduced the function of testing for HIV among its users - "Know Your Status". During this time, there were already 50 million interactions to ...

30 marca 2018

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South Africa: Rates of HIV infection among women are higher than in men, because fewer men are on treatment

South Africa: Rates of HIV infection among women are higher than in men, because fewer men are on treatment

South African scientists at the recent Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI2018) suggested that the extremely high prevalence of HIV infection in women may be due to the fact that women are more likely to be diagnosed and start antiretroviral therapy ...

28 marca 2018

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Grindr app will remind you about HIV testing

Grindr app will remind you about HIV testing

The world's largest dating application for gays and bisexual men will complement its software with reminders about the HIV tests. Grindr expects to send users notifications about HIV testing every three to six months, simultaneously indicating the nearest testing point.

27 marca 2018

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CHMP recommended that the European Commission approve the antiretroviral drug Juluca

CHMP recommended that the European Commission approve the antiretroviral drug Juluca

The Committee for Medicinal Products for Human Use (CHMP) recommended that the European Commission approve the combined dolutegravir/rilpivirin (brand name: Juluca) ARV-drug with a fixed dosage (50 mg and 25 mg, respectively) for once-daily administration.

21 marca 2018

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Cats can aid development of antiviral drugs for people living with HIV

Cats can aid development of antiviral drugs for people living with HIV

HIV and the feline immunodeficiency virus (FIV) are similar in structure and action, but the latter has features that allow it to be resistant to certain HIV drugs. This phenomenon of resistance has been studied by scientists in order to develop a drug for multidrug-resistant ...

20 marca 2018

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The rate of HIV spread in Russia reached a maximum

The rate of HIV spread in Russia reached a maximum

According to the Ministry of Health, 88,600 new HIV cases were registered 2017 in Russia, and according to the other Russian authority Rospotrebnadzor (ed. “authority of epidemiology”), 104,400 cases. The difference between the two authorities was always present, since they ...

15 marca 2018

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A step forward to the vaccine against HIV

A step forward to the vaccine against HIV

Science is moving forward, and scientists are coming closer to the solution of the mystery of the 21st century - the vaccine against HIV. This time they modified the antibodies and increased their ability to neutralize HIV-1. New modified Tri-NAb antibodies are now capable ...

14 marca 2018

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Powerful new PrEP and treatment drug should be effective as a small weekly pill

Powerful new PrEP and treatment drug should be effective as a small weekly pill

MK-8591 to be taken into HIV treatment trials with another new drug, doravirine.

13 marca 2018

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Rapid testing of HIV and HBC/HVC in Portugal

Rapid testing of HIV and HBC/HVC in Portugal

On March 12, 2018, the Portuguese government authorized rapid testing for HIV and hepatitis B and C in pharmacies and laboratories without a doctor's prescription, according to the Ministry of Health. The decision will come into force 30 days after signing.

13 marca 2018

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Naltrexone helps ex-prisoners with substance use disorders succeed on HIV meds

Naltrexone helps ex-prisoners with substance use disorders succeed on HIV meds

Monthly injections of extended-release naltrexone is linked to viral suppression among this population. CROI2018

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