Unul din obiectivele principale ale Life4me+ - să prevină apariția unor noi cazuri de infecție cu HIV, boli cu transmitere sexuală (TBS), hepatită C și tuberculoză

Aplicația permite stabilirea unei comunicări anonime între medici și persoane care au HIV. Îți permite să organizezi mai ușor programul de administrare a tratamentului și să setezi notificări personalizate și discrete

Toate știrile / Martie 2025

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14 martie 2025, 13:50

Dr. Alex Schneider

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Statins Can Help Prevent Heart Disease in People with HIV— Are We Looking at the Right Risks?

Statins Can Help Prevent Heart Disease in People with HIV— Are We Looking at the Right Risks?

Now, new findings from the REPRIEVE trial, presented at the CROI 2025 Conference, show that statins do help. The study also raises a big question: Are doctors using the right tests to find out who needs these drugs the most?

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13 martie 2025, 12:35

Dr. Alex Schneider

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N6LS Antibody Brings Us Closer to Long-Acting HIV Treatment

N6LS Antibody Brings Us Closer to Long-Acting HIV Treatment

Scientists have been exploring long-acting treatments that require fewer doses, while still keeping HIV in check. One promising option is VH3810109 (N6LS), a special type of antibody that fights the virus in a new way.

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13 martie 2025, 10:02

Dr. Alex Schneider

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New Oral Islatravir/Doravirine Regimen Shows Strong Results in Two Phase 3 Studies

New Oral Islatravir/Doravirine Regimen Shows Strong Results in Two Phase 3 Studies

The studies, conducted by Merck & Co., Inc., suggest that switching to this new combination therapy is as effective as continuing with existing treatment regimens.

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13 martie 2025, 08:18

Dr. Alex Schneider

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A Game-Changer for HIV Treatment?

A Game-Changer for HIV Treatment?

A new study conducted in Africa suggests that long-acting injectable HIV treatment could be just as effective as daily pills—and might offer a new way forward in the fight against HIV.

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12 martie 2025, 09:05

Dr. Alex Schneider

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A Once-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot Could Transform PrEP Access

A Once-Yearly HIV Prevention Shot Could Transform PrEP Access

Scientists at CROI 2025 presented new research showing that a single yearly injection of lenacapavir could be just as effective as current methods — potentially revolutionizing HIV prevention.

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12 martie 2025, 07:46

Dr. Alex Schneider

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A New Era in HIV Treatment: Phase 2 Study Shows Promise for Twice-Yearly Injections

A New Era in HIV Treatment: Phase 2 Study Shows Promise for Twice-Yearly Injections

For decades, people living with HIV have relied on daily oral medication to maintain viral suppression, but what if a twice-yearly injection could offer the same protection? A new Phase 2 study, presented at CROI 2025, suggests this may soon become a reality.

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11 martie 2025, 16:20

Dr. Alex Schneider

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San Francisco Rally Demands Protection for HIV Research Amid Funding Cuts

San Francisco Rally Demands Protection for HIV Research Amid Funding Cuts

Hundreds of people gathered at Yerba Buena Gardens on Monday evening for the Save Our Sciences: Rally for HIV Research, a powerful demonstration in support of life-saving HIV research programs currently at risk of losing federal funding.

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11 martie 2025, 12:34

Dr. Alex Schneider

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RIO Study Suggests Antibodies Could Offer a Break from Daily HIV Treatment

RIO Study Suggests Antibodies Could Offer a Break from Daily HIV Treatment

The RIO study, a randomized, placebo-controlled clinical trial, found that a combination of two broadly neutralizing antibodies (bNAbs) effectively delayed viral rebound, after stopping ART, raising hopes for more flexible treatment options.

HIVCROI

11 martie 2025, 10:03

Dr. Alex Schneider

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CROI 2025 Begins in San Francisco: Advancing Science, Strengthening Policy, and Shaping the Future of HIV Research

CROI 2025 Begins in San Francisco: Advancing Science, Strengthening Policy, and Shaping the Future of HIV Research

The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) 2025 opened today in San Francisco, bringing together leading scientists, clinicians, and public health experts to discuss the latest breakthroughs and ongoing challenges in HIV and infectious disease research.

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