once-a-month injectable

Medicines HIV patients are receiving from the government

Less Pills, More Convenience: Patients to Receive Once-a-Month HIV Treatment

Medicine & Technology Mar 07, 2020

In an article Science News posted on its website, it was indicated that "the results of two phase III clinical tests recommend that a monthly shot of antiretroviral drugs works" just as effective as the pills taken every day.

once-a-month injectable

Less Pills, More Convenience: Patients to Receive Once-a-Month HIV Treatment

Most Popular

Weird Animal Diet: 5 Species With Unusual Food Preferences

Alien Life on K2-18b: Planet That Emits Gas Produced Only by Life Sparks Interest Among Astronomers

Constipation Explained: Here's Why You May Find It Hard To Pass Stool at Times

Neanderthal Woman's Face Undergoes Facial Reconstruction 75,000 Years After Her Death

4,500-Year-Old 'Zombie Grave' Unearthed in Germany Shows Ancient People's Fear of Revenants

Recommended Stories

NASA’s TESS Mission Spots Its First Free-Floating Planet Using ‘Rogue-Hunting’ Concept From Einstein

‘Morbid’ Alien Theory: Extraterrestrials Haven’t Contacted Humans As They’re Destroyed by Gamma-Ray Bursts

Largest Space Molecules Found in Cat’s Paw Nebula Reveal How the Universe Grew So Complex

Cosmic Monsters Create Intersections That Lead To Stellar-Mass Black Holes Collisions