A woman in New York has been able to stop taking antiretroviral treatments for HIV, and has maintained an undetectable viral load for fourteen months, after undergoing stem cell treatment. News of the case was shared at the Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI 2022). The woman, who received the stem cell transplant to […]
Tags: Adam Castillejo, AIDS, antiretroviral, Berlin patient, HIV, London Patient, luekemia, NYC, Professor Yvonne Bryson, timothy ray brown, WWAC
18 Feb 2022 /
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The National Association of People with HIV/AIDS (NAPWHA) have issued a statement addressing growing community concern about accessibility to antiretroviral medication used to treat HIV. The health advocacy organisation says there is no need for alarm and it is important not to spark consumer panic and create unnecessary anxiety. In their statement the group makes […]
Tags: AIDS, antiretroviral, coronavirus, COVID-19, HIV, NAPWA
7 Apr 2020 |
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A man in the USA who has been taking pre-exposure prophylaxis treatment Truvada has shown evidence of contracting a hyper rare, drug resistant strain of HIV. The patient is now the second recorded case of a patient contracting the resistant strain of the virus, after a report in February noted a case exhibited in Toronto. […]
Tags: AIDS, antiretroviral, AVAC, Health, HIV, PeP, PrEP, Truvada
21 Oct 2016 |
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A new report from the United Nations shows that many countries are applying the Joint UN Programme on HIV/AIDS (UNAIDS) developed Fast Track Strategy, which facilitates more timely treatments for people living with HIV. The report, entitled ‘Focus on location and population: on the Fast-Track to end AIDS by 2030,’ documents over 50 cities, communities […]
Tags: AIDS, antiretroviral, day, fast, HIV, michel, nations, sidibe, strategy, track, treatment, UN, UNAIDS, united, world
26 Nov 2015 |
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A woman in the UK with Multiple Sclerosis has reportedly regained significant mobility and motor function after being prescribed antiretroviral medication for HIV. Shana Pezaro of East Sussex was diagnosed with MS at 28, effectively ending her career as a dancer and pianist. Pezaro had spent many years reliant on a wheelchair to get around, […]
Tags: AIDS, antiretroviral, HIV, Medication, MS, multiple sclerosis
5 Nov 2015 |
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