India&#39;s Hetero Takes AIDS Drugs Off WHO List
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Hetero Drugs has withdrawn all six of its generic antiretroviral drugs from the WHO&#39;s list of approved drugs following concerns about their laboratory tests, the World Health Organization (WHO) said Friday.
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JIND, India  - India's injecting drug problem may be worse than thought, a new survey of the country's breadbasket region shows, worrying health experts and activists who say it could fuel the spread of HIV and AIDS.
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The health ministry has acknowledged that it asked for references to the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC) and gays to be removed from a series of Aids guides.
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FOLLOWING Ranbaxy Laboratories&#39; decision to withdraw all its anti-retroviral (ARV) drugs from the World Health Organisation (WHO) list, the Health Ministry is concerned about this development and is likely to ask the Drugs Controller General of India (DCGI
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India has the world's largest number of HIV-infected people, the head of a top international AIDS-fighting fund said Wednesday, dismissing official figures.    "I don't believe in the official statistics...
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LONDON: The World Health Organisation (WHO) has denied the global war on HIV/ AIDS is being held up by the lack of high-quality but cheap non-branded drugs and insisted that Indiaâs existing approved generic medicines are fighting the good fight.
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Hundreds of Indians demonstrated on Friday to demand new HIV drugs, while health workers in Muslim-majority Indonesia marked World AIDS Day by handing out condoms to prostitutes for safe sex.
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Ranbaxy Laboratories, India&#39;s biggest pharmaceuticals company, has ended its partnership with a clinical research organisation whose data for Ranbaxyâs generic anti-Aids drugs raised doubts about the authenticity of the medicines.
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Hetero Drugs has withdrawn all six of  its antiretroviral drugs from the WHO's list of approved drugs  following concerns about their laboratory tests, the World  Health Organization (WHO) said Friday.
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Former President Clinton announced Thursday that two Indian pharmaceutical companies had agreed to cut the prices of HIV and AIDS treatment for children, making the lifesaving drugs far more accessible worldwide.
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Two generic drug products by the Indian drug maker Cipla for treating HIV/AIDS have been reinstated on the World Health Organization's recommended list six months after being removed, a senior WHO official said on Tuesday.
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The number of people living with HIV/Aids in India is around half of previous official estimates, new figures say.
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Hetero Drugs has withdrawn all six of  its generic antiretroviral drugs from the WHO's list of  approved drugs following concerns about their laboratory tests,  the World Health Organization (WHO) said Friday.
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by 365Gay.com Newscenter Staff. (Kampala) The government of Uganda has has issued a warning to the UN joint program on HIV/AIDS that it risks being thrown out of the country if it offers AIDS education to gays.
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NEW DELHI Sept. 15, 2004 - India has the world&#39;s largest number of HIV-infected people, the head of a top international AIDS-fighting fund said Wednesday, dismissing official figures.
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Ranbaxy&#39;s decision to pull its AIDS drugs off the World Health Organisation list will have little impact on the Indian firm because they form only a small part of its portfolio, analysts said on Wednesday.
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ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shaukat Aziz on Monday declared a war against HIV/AIDS and reaffirmed Pakistanâs determination to support regional and international efforts to eliminate the virus.