HIV/AIDS when left untreated can cause severe health problems such as Tuberculosis (TB), cryptococcal meningitis, severe bacterial infections, and cancers such as lymphomas and Kaposi's sarcoma. Lyngdoh, Health Minitser, on July 25, announced that the state may follow Goa in making HIV/AIDS testing mandatory before marriage.
Vaccines are seen as a powerful tool to control and ultimately end HIV globally. Read on to know more about this Oxford HIV vaccine.
HIV patients taking beta blockers had 90 per cent higher risk of developing heart disease, heart failure or stroke for the first time compared to those who were taking ACEi/ARBs -- the most frequently prescribed type of high blood pressure medication, found a study.
Scientists have recently identified a therapeutic approach to restore the effectiveness of immune cells in HIV patients.
The drugs which are being used to treat novel coronavirus include anti-flu drug oseltamivir, lopinavir and ritonavir - anti-virals used to treat HIV.
Researchers in China will soon start human trials of a long lasting HIV vaccine. This is the first HIV vaccine to undergo 2nd phase human trials.
Scientists have found that an experimental HIV vaccine strategy could be effective in non-human primates.
Dr Rita Bakshi, Senior Gynaecologist and IVF Expert, International Fertility Centre, briefs you about 'Know Your Status', which is also the theme of the Aida Day this year.
This first of its kind at-home-test for HIV prevention drug will help patients experience the test at the doorstep. Also, it will reduce the waiting time that patients face in accessing PrEP.
According to a global study, HIV infection doubles the risk of heart disease.
As per the new policy, the patients will be given fixed drug combinations (FDCs), three or four drugs in a single pill daily -- being administered thrice a week till now.
The molecule could one day become part of a successful HIV vaccine
Researchers have developed a new drug that might slow down the replication of the HIV virus.
'It was found that drugs normally used to treat HIV/AIDS were also effective at inhibiting Ebola, alone, but more so in combination with interferon beta,' said Donald Branch, associate professor at University of Toronto in Canada.
Anti-HIV drugs can cause heart problems in unborn babies
New HIV cases down by 50 per cent in Delhi
Why the CD4 Count Reagent drug shortage is bad for HIV positive patients
HIV/AIDS when left untreated can cause severe health problems such as Tuberculosis (TB), cryptococcal meningitis, severe bacterial infections, and cancers such as lymphomas and Kaposi's sarcoma. Lyngdoh, Health Minitser, on July 25, announced that the state may follow Goa in making HIV/AIDS testing mandatory before marriage.
Vaccines are seen as a powerful tool to control and ultimately end HIV globally. Read on to know more about this Oxford HIV vaccine.
HIV patients taking beta blockers had 90 per cent higher risk of developing heart disease, heart failure or stroke for the first time compared to those who were taking ACEi/ARBs -- the most frequently prescribed type of high blood pressure medication, found a study.
Scientists have recently identified a therapeutic approach to restore the effectiveness of immune cells in HIV patients.
The drugs which are being used to treat novel coronavirus include anti-flu drug oseltamivir, lopinavir and ritonavir - anti-virals used to treat HIV.
Researchers in China will soon start human trials of a long lasting HIV vaccine. This is the first HIV vaccine to undergo 2nd phase human trials.
Scientists have found that an experimental HIV vaccine strategy could be effective in non-human primates.
Dr Rita Bakshi, Senior Gynaecologist and IVF Expert, International Fertility Centre, briefs you about 'Know Your Status', which is also the theme of the Aida Day this year.
This first of its kind at-home-test for HIV prevention drug will help patients experience the test at the doorstep. Also, it will reduce the waiting time that patients face in accessing PrEP.
According to a global study, HIV infection doubles the risk of heart disease.
As per the new policy, the patients will be given fixed drug combinations (FDCs), three or four drugs in a single pill daily -- being administered thrice a week till now.
The molecule could one day become part of a successful HIV vaccine
Researchers have developed a new drug that might slow down the replication of the HIV virus.
'It was found that drugs normally used to treat HIV/AIDS were also effective at inhibiting Ebola, alone, but more so in combination with interferon beta,' said Donald Branch, associate professor at University of Toronto in Canada.
Anti-HIV drugs can cause heart problems in unborn babies
New HIV cases down by 50 per cent in Delhi
Why the CD4 Count Reagent drug shortage is bad for HIV positive patients
