Brazilian scientists test new anti-AIDS drugs
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Last Update: 2020-07-08
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Source: Internet
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Brazilian scientists are currently testing a new anti-AIDS drug that has been shown to be effective in helpingwomenagainst HIV infection through sexual contactIf the final test results are satisfactory, the drug will be on the market within seven years,immunologist, saida new type of anti-AIDS drug extracted from an algae growing off the coast of Brazil, according to Brazil's Sao Paulo newspaperThe drug creates a "barrier"the cervixwomen,prevents the spread of HIV during sexual contactmenwithout condomsThe first phase of IVF showed that, the effectiveness of the drugto prevent THE spread of HIV was 95%A previous study in Africa showed that , anti-AIDS drugs with a effective rate of 30 per cent could help reduce AIDS cases by 40 per cent researchers will conduct rodent trials on the drug in the next day, and if successful, human clinical trials could be conducted in a few months, Blanco said (
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