Earlier this month, a landmark study proved that AIDS drugs, known as antiretrovirals, not only restore health to people with HIV but also make them strikingly less infectious. ❋ Betsy McKay (2011)
Scientists recently determined that AIDS drugs, known as antiretrovirals, not only can restore HIV-infected people to health but also can make them far less infectious to others. ❋ Betsy McKay (2011)
The plan is the result of months of analysis and discussions following the publication of a landmark study in May showing that AIDS drugs, known as antiretrovirals, can not only restore HIV-infected people to health but also make them far less infectious. ❋ Betsy McKay (2011)
The new science cited by Mrs. Clinton includes a landmark study published in May proving that AIDS drugs, known as antiretrovirals, can not only restore HIV-infected people to health but also make them far less infectious. ❋ Betsy Mckay (2011)
The HIV drugs, known as antiretrovirals, halt the disease's progression. ❋ Mark Schoofs (2011)
Since 1996, HIV-positive patients in rich countries have had access to "cocktails" of drugs called antiretrovirals that can slow the progression of AIDS. ❋ Chen, Lincoln (2002)
The team found no link between the HIV drugs known as antiretrovirals that the children were taking to control their disease and any psychiatric problem. ❋ Reuters (2012)
AIDS groups say that foreign funding for life-saving medication, known as antiretrovirals, is diminishing. ❋ Unknown (2010)
There is no cure and no vaccine but combinations of drugs called antiretrovirals can keep patients healthy. ❋ Unknown (2010)
Of more than 4 million people globally who take HIV drugs, known as antiretrovirals, about half are on a regimen containing stavudine, down from 80 percent in 2006 when the WHO first said countries should envisage moving away from it because of its long-term effects, according to Dr. Siobhan Crowley of WHO's HIV/AIDS Department.
Gaps in the criminal justice system also need to be identified, as well as what specific support rape survivors need, such as antiretrovirals, as opposed to other victims of crime. ❋ Unknown (2005)
Widespread collection of these data will greatly strengthen our capacity to monitor maternal mortality and the ultimate effect of interventions such as antiretrovirals in reducing adult mortality. ❋ Ziad Obermeyer Et Al. (2010)
She said that inefficacy of counterfeit pharmaceuticals also made some Tanzanians lose confidence in crucial medicines, such as antiretrovirals for people living with HIV / AIDS. ❋ Unknown (2009)
About 30 powerful anti-HIV medications -- antiretrovirals -- are now available; these drugs given in combination can provide HIV-infected people with a near-normal life span. ❋ M.D. Anthony S. Fauci (2011)
They have provided life-saving antiretrovirals to millions of HIV-infected people in low- and middle-income countries at a scale unimaginable a few years ago about 6.6 million by the end of last year. ❋ M.D. Anthony S. Fauci (2011)
And the use of antiretrovirals in HIV-negative people may prevent infection under certain circumstances. ❋ M.D. Anthony S. Fauci (2011)
The result: more than 8,300 people -- a record number -- are on waiting lists in 13 states to get antiretrovirals and other drugs used to treat HIV and AIDS or the side effects, mental health conditions or opportunistic infections. ❋ The Huffington Post News Editors (2011)
Doctors detected XDR-TB after noticing that AIDS patients, who are particularly vulnerable to tuberculosis, were dying even after being treated for TB and starting antiretrovirals. ❋ Unknown (2010)
