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	Combivir Lamivudine - Zidovudine 150mg + 300mg	Per pill £0.91
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	Crixivan Indinavir 400mg	Per pill £3.29
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	Epivir Lamivudine 100/150mg	Per pill £1.10
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	Famvir Famciclovir 250mg	Per pill £1.90
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	Norvir Ritonavir 100mg	Per pill £3.16
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	Retrovir Zidovudine 100/300mg	Per pill £0.74
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	Sustiva Efavirenz 200/500/600mg	Per pill £2.11
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	Videx Didanosine 100mg	Per pill £3.97
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	Viracept Nelfinavir 250mg	Per pill £3.36
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	Zerit Stavudine 30/40mg	Per pill £0.53
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	Ziagen Abacavir 300mg	Per pill £3.79
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Over-the-counter HIV tests backed by US panel - BBC News
Daily MailOver-the-counter HIV tests backed by US panelBBC NewsOver-the-counter HIV tests that would allow people to check in the privacy of their homes if they have the virus have moved a step closer in the US.
US HIV aid has prevented 741000 deaths: study - Reuters UK
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HIV drug is safe in pregnancy - OnMedica
HIV drug is safe in pregnancyOnMedicaBabies of HIV-infected women who took the antiretroviral drug tenofovir during pregnancy remained HIV-negative and were no more likely than unexposed babies to die perinatally or suffer congenital defects or other adverse outcomes, a UK-led study has .
'Tenofovir Safe For HIV-Positive Pregnant Mothers' - Medical News Today
'Tenofovir Safe For HIV-Positive Pregnant Mothers'Medical News TodayTenofovir, the anti-HIV drug, is safe to use during pregnancy according to a new study published in PloS Medicine.
LifeSouth responds to HIV lawsuit - Montgomery Advertiser
Daily MailLifeSouth responds to HIV lawsuitMontgomery AdvertiserAdvertiser file LifeSouth Community Blood Centers assured people Tuesday that the area blood supply is safe following a lawsuit filed Monday that contends a local man contracted HIV from blood that group provided.