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Trizivir Approved for One-Pill Anti-HIV Therapy - Brief Article Take one pill, twice daily. That's it. This new regimen was approved by the Food and Drug Administration for Trizivir, the first anti-HIV medication ... From Family Pratice News, 2/15/01 by Jennifer M. Wang

News Briefs - Hepatitis C care; primary HIV infection treatment; perinatal HIV treatment guidelines; protease inhibitor side effects; Trizivir approved; Guidelines for managing HIV and HCV co-infected patients. As many as a third of HIV-infected individuals in the US are likely co-infected with hepatitis ... From Research Initiative/Treatment Action!, 12/1/00

"Trizivir" Approved: Three Existing Drugs in One On November 15 the FDA approved Trizivir [R], a product that combines adult doses of three previously approved Glaxo-Wellcome drugs -- AZT, 3TC, and ... From AIDS Treatment News, 11/17/00

Four antiretrovirals reduced to three after 48 weeks A trial started over 400 antiretroviral-naive patients on an intensive 4-drug regimen--Trizivir, (AZT, 3TC, and abacavir) together with Sustiva (efavirenz). From AIDS Treatment News, 6/24/05 by John S. James

Pharmaceutical: top 50 packages PHARMACEUTICAL From Food & Drug Packaging, 7/1/05

One! Two pharmaceutical giants team up to find a simpler, better way to fight HIV Treating HIV disease could become a lot easier for many people who are on a medication regimen. Two of the world's pharmaceutical giants--Bristol-Myers ... From Advocate, The, 6/21/05 by Bob Adams

Mycotic brain abscess caused by opportunistic reptile pathogen To the Editor: A 38-year-old, HIV-seropositive Nigerian man sought treatment with an 8-month history of severe parietal headache, impaired memory, fatigue, ... From Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2/1/05 by Christoph Steininger

FDA issues guidelines for study of RFID FDA issues guidelines for study of RFID.(Pharmacy Automation)(Food and Drug Administration)(radio frequency identification) From Drug Store News, 12/13/04 by Michelle L. Kirsche

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