Guest guest Posted June 10, 2009 Report Share Posted June 10, 2009 Dear Forum, Re: /message/10324 In the last two years there has been a bonanza of new drugs, like Integrase Inhibitors, which patients who had become resistant to the other drugs, could start, Fuzeon, Raltegravir, and one which alters the HIV DNA, drug named, Maraviroc. I would like it if instead of different styles of classifying drugs, ie. first line of defense and second line of defense, we all follow the same classification, classifying them by which part of the HIV retrovirus, they stop from replicating. Which would mean doctors and PLWHA, follow the same language, wherever they are in the world. The doctors, who attend meetings should introduce such common 'lingo', so that a person in southern Africa(South Africa, Zimbabwe etc), can follow what a PLWHA/doctor in Vietnam/Cambodia has to say. I also would urge Indian pharmacies put in some effort to start discovering 'new' drugs, in places like the Reddy lab since soon we will outgrow the drugs now manufactured. It is futile to come up with a vaccine for HIV, since it destroys the very thing we use to build immunity, the t-cells. Thank you, Sincerely, Priyadarshi Datta, PLWHA. e-mail: <pdatta@...> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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