With a phase II clinical trial of tenofovir alafenamide fumarate (TAF) yielding encouraging preliminary results and regulatory planning for TAF-inclusive fixed-dose combinations (FDCs) under way, we are compelled to reach out to you regarding the need for a stand-alone formulation of the drug.
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Treatment Action Group
A new report shows that significant advances have been made worldwide against inappropriate criminal laws and prosecutions for HIV nondisclosure, according to a statement by the Global Network of People Living with HIV (GNP+) and the HIV Justice Network, which coauthored the report.
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- 10 June 2013
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Poz magazine news
During the XIX International AIDS Conference last year, Paul Semugoma, MD, gave a passionate speech on behalf of both LGBT and HIV-positive people. Coming out as gay during the speech made it even more memorable. As a private physician in Kampala, he specialized in researching HIV/AIDS among vulnerable communities in Uganda, including LGBTs. He shares why he came out, the aftermath of his speech and his hope for change.
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- 07 June 2013
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The AIDS Healthcare Foundation Europe is distributing an online sign-on petition - "EU - no retreat on AIDS!" - urging the European Commission to renew its commitment to funding for HIV.
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- 24 May 2013
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AHF Europe
APCOM, one on the many organisations he helped to found, honours pioneering HIV and MSM activist Shivananda Khan, who died on 20 May.
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- 21 May 2013
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APCOM (Asia Pacific Coalition on Male Sexual Health)
A newly created national coalition called Pozitively Healthy will advocate for people with HIV and AIDS following the closing in February of the 30-year-old National Association of People With AIDS (NAPWA), according to the coalition’s organizers.
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- 17 May 2013
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Washington Blade
Many of us AIDS-generation survivors in some way have unprocessed grief, or guilt, or an overwhelming sense of abandonment from a gay community that turned its back on us and increasingly stigmatizes us, all in an attempt to pretend that AIDS isn't its problem anymore.
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- 15 May 2013
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Huffington Post
I was escaping the epidemic by immersing myself in the politics and urgency of it, which seems paradoxical but really does make a lot of sense .I gave myself a special dispensation on grief and heartbreak. There was no time for grief, especially when anger and indignation was so much more empowering. Of course, what I'm painfully learning 25 years later is that you can put grief off, but you can't ever escape it.
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- 10 May 2013
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A protest action organized by activists of "Patients in Control" took place in Moscow in front of the office of the largest distributor of ARV medications in Russia ("R-Pharm"). The activists were outraged about the fact that around 20 auctions for antiretrovirals in different regions did not take place because no bids were submitted; half of those tenders were for paediatric formulations.
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- 03 May 2013
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EATG
People don't need to just wait for governments to help them overcome problems in their own communities. Many communities in various countries, including Thailand, have proved successful in combating HIV/AIDS, a recent meeting of international partners dealing with HIV/AIDS was told.
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- 22 April 2013
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The Nation
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HIV cure research – free webinar 28 May 2013As part of its European HIV prevention work, NAM is
collaborating...
New resources to support shared decision making in HIV care 21 May 2013There’s been lots of interest
recently in the concept of shared...