Anti-AIDS drugs back on WHO list
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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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Following an inspection by the World Health Organization (WHO), Indian generic manufacturer Hetero Drugs is withdrawing six antiretrovirals from the WHO prequalification list in order to review data on their bioequivalence.
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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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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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KAMPALA, Uganda Doctors and AIDS activists in Africa are worried that news reports about an aids drug may prompt some governments to ban the medication.
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A new class of HIV drugs will help doctors treat patients who have become resistant to treatment.
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GENEVA - 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 are biologically the same as the patented drugs.
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Hetero Drugs has withdrawn all six of its antiretroviral drugs from the WHO's list of approved drugs following concerns about their laboratory tests, the World Health Organization (WHO)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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Hetero Drugs has withdrawn all six of  its generic antiretroviral drugs from the WHO's list of  approved drugs following concerns about their laboratory tests,  the World Health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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The emergence of new and improved drugs, genetic engineering and the ancient surgical practice of circumcision are the latest weapons in the fight against AIDS, the International AIDS Society conference was told on Tuesday.
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PRETORIA -- Ranbaxy Laboratories in India withdrew seven antiretroviral drugs for AIDS patients last month from the World Health Organization list of prequalified medicines. The company acknowledged that it did not complete proper lab tests to make sure its copycat drugs were equivalent with brand-name ones.
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Nigeria is appealing for US$248 million to help it provide subsidised antiretroviral (ARV) drugs for 200,000 people living with HIV/AIDS by the end of 2005, Health Minister Eyitayo Lambo said.
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The World Health Organization (WHO) said  it would continue recommending use of the Viramune drug in AIDS  patients despite a U.S. regulatory warning, as the benefits  were greater than toxicity problems.
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Access to anti-Aids drugs is spreading in many poor countries, but not as fast as had been hoped, the WHO says.
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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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For each sub-Saharan African who was placed on anti-AIDS drugs last year, experts say, five more were newly infected.
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Doctors and AIDS activists in Africa are worried governments may halt use of an AIDS drug that has protected thousands of babies from HIV infection in reaction to concerns about the drug's testing and effect on pregnant women.