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Once-daily HIV Prevention Pill Shows Promise
Pharmacy Times, 10/18/06
A clinical trial of the HIV prevention drug Viread (tenofovir), which took place in Africa, showed promising results, as fewer people taking the once-daily pill became infected with HIV, compared with those who took a placebo. Family Health International conducted the trial with 859 women, many of whom were prostitutes. The women, none of whom had HIV at the beginning of the trial, were divided into 2 groups: 427 women received Viread and 432 received a placebo. All the women in the trial received sexual health counseling and condoms
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