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Qlaira est une pilule contraceptive non contraignante et efficace spécialement conçue pour les femmes actives.

Mirena est un dispositif intra-utérin d’une durée de 5 ans.

Yaz est une pilule contraceptive combinée dont les principes actifs sont le drospirénone et l’éthinylestradiol. Ces derniers ont une action proche de la progestérone, une hormone produite naturellement par l’organisme.

Le bien-être de la femme était la priorité des Laboratoires Bayer lors du développement de la pilule contraceptive Qlaira. Facile à utiliser, ce contraceptif oral procure différents avantages aux patientes.

Following the last "International Workshop on HIV Persistence, Reservoirs and Eradication Strategies", scientists are now working into translating the recent basic discoveries into clinical trials for patients.

Now that several potential ways have been defined to eventually reach an HIV functional cure, clinicians have to design the first clinical trials able to test these hypotheses, with a balance between audacity and safety.

The third secret of a program for permanent weight loss focus on the right foods rich in nutrients us all read books and fat diet plans that promise all kinds of weight loss.

Grenoble, France – CYTOO SA announced today the closing of a series C funding round of USD 10M (EUR 7M). New investors, Sham and Entrepreneurs Fund (EF), led the round. Existing investors AURIGA Partners and Jacques Lewiner also participated.

Launched in 2008, the Neways “Healthy Homes” campaign has already created over 2 million “Healthy Homes” around the world and growing!

Malegra FXT est maintenant considéré comme l'un des meilleurs produits sur le marché quand il s'agit de résoudre le dysfonctionnement érectile et l'éjaculation prématurée.

Launch of the French website about the first device to measure dry eye severity in an objective, fast and accurate manner.

6th International Cachexia Conference to be held in Milan on 8-10 December 2011. Lisa Niemi-Swayze to participate as keynote speaker at the Society’s Charity Dinner.

Although a cure is not yet within reach, experts are optimistic that they will unlock the secret to eradicating HIV with in the near future.

The prospects for a cure now look brighter because of technological and medical advances.

A number of different methods are being looked at to deal with the HIV reservoirs, and the majority of the most recent clinical trials are studying the effectiveness of HDAC inhibitors.

The time between now and the day when a cure for HIV is found is rapidly decreasing. What didn't seem possible a generation ago is now within striking distance. At this point, it's not a matter of if an HIV cure will be found, but when.

The various approaches to HIV eradication all address a problem, and that problem is the HIV reservoir. HIV reservoirs have been called the last hiding place for HIV within the body.

Recent research has found that while antiretroviral therapy (ART) is effective at significantly reducing the number of plasma-to-T-cell transmissions of HIV, it's not as effective against T-cell-to-T-cell.

With a combined effort and continued research the goal of ending the HIV/AIDS epidemic seems more in reach when comparing HIV Eradication Now and Then.

The future of fighting the AIDS epidemic and possibly leading to HIV eradication rests on two new approaches. Drugs that activate the latent cells and gene therapy are the two new possible strategies in the future fight against the disease.

Financing is one of the main obstacles toward cracking the final piece of the HIV cure puzzle-HIV reservoirs-and the backing of the NIH helps out in that regard.

Last December, Doctors from Germany published the first documented case of a HIV infection cure.

54 year old brain tumor patient Ali Bahcetepe (Turkey) won the world title in Taekwondo only 7 months after his brain surgery.

The 5th International Workshop on HIV Persistence, Reservoirs and Eradication Strategies will take place this year from December 6th to December 9th in St. Martin in the West Indies.

The 5th International Workshop on HIV Persistence is coming up at the end of the year, and anticipation in the HIV research community is increasing as the event draws closer.

Scientific advances towards an HIV cure will be the main topic of the second day of the "International Symposium on HIV & Emerging Infectious Diseases".

A scientific paper has just been published to summarize current research towards HIV cure and draw a roadmap for coming years to achieve it.

HIV chronically infects 34 million people worldwide. Although major advances have been achieved over the past 15 years with antiretroviral therapy

HIV Eradication Announces New Website. It brings you cutting edge news on HIV reservoirs, HIV cure, HIV persistence

Global commitment needed towards HIV cure: this call is forming a special research task force that works for the creation of a HIV cure, linked to the organization of the "International Workshop on HIV Reservoirs and Eradication Strategies".

The ISHEID AIDS 2012 conference announced that the focus will be on topics such as understanding the survival and maintenance mechanisms of HIV, attempting to develop a permanent cure.

Dr. Alain Lafeuillade and Dr. Mario Stevenson, are pleased to announce the 5th International Workshop on HIV Persistence During Therapy, to be held December 6-9, 2011 in St Maarten, West Indies.

Hope is definitely the key word at the 2012 ISHEID Conference, and the discussions on finding a cure, developing an HIV vaccine, and becoming more effective when it comes to preventing the disease.

The International Symposium on HIV and Emerging Infectious Diseases (ISHEID) Congress has released its preliminary programme for the upcoming 2012 Symposium

The 2012 International HIV AIDS ISHEID Committees and Alain Lafeuillade Chairman, offers advance interviews related to hot topics in the upcoming HIV AIDS International Conference.

iHealth, the dock that transforms your iPhone, iPod touch or iPad into a blood pressure monitor won four major awards last night at the Concours Lépine in Paris

The world leading AIDS experts will gather for the 2012 ISHEID conference in Marseille, France, May 23-25, 2012. Meanwhile

The International HIV AIDS ISHEID (International Symposium on HIV & Emerging Infectious Diseases) organizers offer program information for the May 2012 Conference in Marseille, France.

The next biennial ISHEID Conference will attract the world leading HIV AIDS experts in Marseille, France, May 23-25, 2012. The Steering Committee has just announced the conference theme: ‘From HIV Testing to HIV Cure’.

The main theme of the 2012 HIV AIDS ISHEID Conference has just been announced: 'From HIV Testing to Cure'.

The world leading AIDS experts will gather for the 2012 ISHEID conference in Marseille, France, May 23-25, 2012. The general AIDS conference theme will be ‘From Universal HIV Testing to HIV Cure’.

HIV persistence is an area of importance to many scientists working on a possible cure for HIV, and every two years a reference workshop is held to bring the world's top scientists together for a meeting of the minds.

The Steering Committee has just announced the preliminary program of the next edition of the workshop, to be held December 6-9, 2011.

The Steering and Scientific Committees are pleased to announce the availability of the preliminary program of the 5th International Workshop on HIV Persistence, Reservoirs and Eradication Strategies.

The Fifth 'International Workshop on HIV Persistence, Reservoirs & Eradication Strategies' will be held from December 6-9, 2011, in St. Martin, West Indies.

A forum for policy-makers, researchers, academics, trainers, human resource managers and technologists to discuss theoretical aspects, open issues, and innovative approaches, sharing the latest advances in the state of the art and practices.

With 200 of the world's top researchers in attendance, HIV topics are discussed and invaluable networking is done.

The Fifth International Workshop on HIV Persistence is slated to be held in St. Martin, West Indies from 6th to 9th December 2011.

The ‘International Workshop on HIV Persistence’ has been a major source for those seeking information and guidance in a global effort to understand and eradicate HIV from its reservoirs.

Almost daily we hear of stories giving cause for alarm in respect of the food we eat, to a certain extent we almost become immune to hearing them. On occasion though you hear a story and think in 2011 how can this be happening in the western world?