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HIV

In life and death: Caretakers share their stories and struggles
Lifestyle 4 years ago

In life and death: Caretakers share their stories and struggles

Accompanying someone with chronic disease has never been easy. It is physically exhausting and psychologically draining, both for ordinary people and professional health workers. Life partners and caretakers share their stories.
Gilead, Merck team up to develop long-acting HIV drug
Health 5 years ago

Gilead, Merck team up to develop long-acting HIV drug

American pharmaceutical companies Gilead and Merck announced Monday they have partnered to develop a new HIV therapy that could see daily medications replaced by a treatment that can be taken at longer intervals.
Elton John calls for wider HIV testing to end new cases in England by 2030
Health 5 years ago

Elton John calls for wider HIV testing to end new cases in England by 2030

Singer Elton John has joined leading British HIV/AIDS charities in calling for wider HIV testing to halt new transmissions in England within a decade, amid concerns that COVID-19 has affected access to tests and medication.
RI must step up efforts to eradicate HIV/AIDS by 2030
National 5 years ago

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RI must step up efforts to eradicate HIV/AIDS by 2030

The IAC, using an estimate of 640,443 people with HIV/AIDS, found that only 54 percent of them were aware of their status, 21 percent had undergone ARV therapy and 3 percent had seen their viral load suppressed.
Seven months on, pandemic still threatens AIDS care
National 5 years ago

Seven months on, pandemic still threatens AIDS care

COVID-19 has killed eight people with HIV/AIDS in Indonesia, and 77 people with HIV have tested positive for the coronavirus, the Health Ministry has said.
HIV treatment has no benefit for hospitalized COVID-19 patients: Study
Health 5 years ago

HIV treatment has no benefit for hospitalized COVID-19 patients: Study

A combination of antiviral drugs usually used to treat HIV has no beneficial effect in patients hospitalized with COVID-19, confirming the initial results of a large-scale randomized trial of the drug.
World's first patient cured of HIV dies after cancer returns
Health 5 years ago

World's first patient cured of HIV dies after cancer returns

Timothy Ray Brown, the first person known to have been cured of HIV when he had a unique type of bone marrow transplant, has died in California after relapsing with cancer, his partner said.
Study predicts surge in HIV, TB and malaria deaths amid COVID-19 pandemic
Health 5 years ago

Study predicts surge in HIV, TB and malaria deaths amid COVID-19 pandemic

Deaths from HIV, tuberculosis and malaria could surge in poor and middle-income countries as already weak health systems grapple with severe disruptions from the COVID-19 pandemic, according to a predictive study published on Monday.
Elton John charity gives $25m to target rising HIV in Eastern Europe, Central Asia
Entertainment 5 years ago

Elton John charity gives $25m to target rising HIV in Eastern Europe, Central Asia

Legendary singer Elton John and his husband David Furnish on Thursday announced grants of $25 million to projects combatting HIV in Eastern Europe and Central Asia - the only region where new infections are rising rapidly as rates plummet worldwide.
Why HIV care services must continue during pandemic
Opinion 5 years ago

Why HIV care services must continue during pandemic

The pandemic has increased the burden on HIV treatment services. Social restrictions in some areas have stopped many outreach programs, forcing authorities to provide limited services.
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