Cipla HIV drugs back on WHO approved list
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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 Organizationâs (WHO) recommended list six months after being removed, a WHO official said yesterday.
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Doctors and AIDS activists in Africa are worried governments may halt use of an HIV antiretroviral drug that has protected thousands of babies from HIV infection in reaction to new concerns about the drug&#39;s testing and effect on pregnant women.
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India&#39;s Hetero Drugs is withdrawing six of its generic versions of antiretroviral drugs from the World Health Organization&#39;s list of approved HIV medicines, saying it is not certain they
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SYDNEY, Australia -- Access to life-extending HIV/AIDS drugs in developing countries has improved during the past three years, but new infections still dramatically outpace efforts to bring treatment to patients, health officials said Monday.
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Barr Pharmaceuticals Inc. reported Friday that the Food and Drug Administration approved its unit&#39;s application to market a generic versions of Bristol-Myers Squibb&#39;s Videx EC delayed-release HIV treatment.
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Cholesterol-lowering drugs called statins given to HIV-positive people &quot;suppressed the virus&quot; and replenished CD4+ T cells, &quot;two key measures of health&quot; among HIV-positive people, researchers from the Spanish Council for Scientific Research in Madrid, ...
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China has approved human testing of a domestically developed Aids vaccine and pledged to speed up approvals of new drugs to fight the disease.
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A major maker of generic AIDS medicines voluntarily removed all its antiretroviral medications from the World Health Organization&#39;s list of approved drugs yesterday, a move that could potentially
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The number of AIDS patients receiving  life-extending drugs in poor countries has jumped to 700,000  from 440,000 six months ago, U.N. agencies said on Wednesday,  but warned much more needed to be done.
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A cheap drug has been discovered which could cut Aids-related deaths in African children by almost half. Tests on the new antibiotic drug in Zambia were so successful that the trial was halted early to make the drug available more quickly.
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Two generic AIDS treatments by Indian manufacturer Cipla have been reinstated on the World Health Organisation&#39;s recommended list, six months after they were removed for further testing.
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The Global Aids Alliance welcomes the approval of a generic Aids treatment by the US drug regulator.
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A trial study in Zambia involving HIV infected children and the drug co-trimoxazole was stopped early because it was so successful.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said  on Tuesday that India's Ranbaxy had voluntarily withdrawn all  its antiretrovirals from the U.N. health agency's approved  list.
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NEW YORK  - HIV-positive patients who use pillbox organizers to help keep track of their medications can reduce their risk of progressing to AIDS, a new study shows.
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The World Health Organisation is reinstating two generic AIDS antiretroviral drugs delisted earlier this year after the Indian manufacturer carried out new studies to confirm that they are as effective as their brand-name counterparts.
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To Big Pharma, Mumbai-based drugmaker Cipla is a pirate operation. To the developing world, it's a medicine chest. Now its cheap generics are coming to a pharmacy near you. By Erika Check from Wired magazine.