Hiv Treatment Pills

The once-a-day pill, called pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), can reduce the risk of HIV acquisition by over 85 per cent when taken consistently.

Researchers have developed a capsule that can deliver a week's worth of HIV drugs in a single dose which will be gradually released in the system.

A two-drug cocktail injected every month or two may be just as effective as a daily pill at keeping the AIDS virus under control, said a study Monday that promised relief for millions

On online dating sites, Matthew Sachs identifies himself as a 5-foot-8, 130-pound grad student who likes hiking, performance art and community service. He says he's interested in meeting a broad range of guys, from jocks to geeks, and notes that - oh, by the way - he's "On PrEP."

There is more good news about HIV treatment pills used to prevent infection in people at high risk of getting the AIDS virus: Follow-up from a landmark study that proved the drug works now shows that it does not encourage risky sex and is effective even if people skip some doses.

South Africa's health minister on Monday launched a new single dose anti-AIDs drug which will simplify the world's biggest HIV treatment regime to just one life-saving pill a day.

The World Health Organisation has approved the use of a three-in-one combination AIDS treatment pill under a new plan to rush antiretroviral (ARV) medicines to three million people in developing countries.

The once-a-day pill, called pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP), can reduce the risk of HIV acquisition by over 85 per cent when taken consistently.

Researchers have developed a capsule that can deliver a week's worth of HIV drugs in a single dose which will be gradually released in the system.

A two-drug cocktail injected every month or two may be just as effective as a daily pill at keeping the AIDS virus under control, said a study Monday that promised relief for millions

On online dating sites, Matthew Sachs identifies himself as a 5-foot-8, 130-pound grad student who likes hiking, performance art and community service. He says he's interested in meeting a broad range of guys, from jocks to geeks, and notes that - oh, by the way - he's "On PrEP."

There is more good news about HIV treatment pills used to prevent infection in people at high risk of getting the AIDS virus: Follow-up from a landmark study that proved the drug works now shows that it does not encourage risky sex and is effective even if people skip some doses.

South Africa's health minister on Monday launched a new single dose anti-AIDs drug which will simplify the world's biggest HIV treatment regime to just one life-saving pill a day.

The World Health Organisation has approved the use of a three-in-one combination AIDS treatment pill under a new plan to rush antiretroviral (ARV) medicines to three million people in developing countries.