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1. Why Tupac is Still Alive
   ... People who suffer form AIDS must take high doses of highly toxic antiviral drugs such as AZT. AZT can produce severe nausea and ...
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2. Aids:The Quiet Rise in America
   ... Included in this class of drugs is AZT. AZT was released for widespread use in 1987 and was not found to be very successful in treating ...
   (1010 Words -- Approx. 4 Pages)

3. Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome
   ... The most commonly known drug treatment is AZT or Zidovudine. ampquotAZT or Zidovudine was the first drug approved for the treatment of AIDS. ...
   (2239 Words -- Approx. 9 Pages)

4. AIDS 5
   ... By 1987 the drug azidothymidine AZT had proved effective in slowing the reproduction of the HIV virus in humans, but it is highly toxic and cannot be taken ...
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5. AIDS AS AN INVADER
   ... The only two drugs that have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration FDA are azidothymidine AZT and dideoxyinosine DDI. ...
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6. NoneProvided
   ... of agents have been tested in humans, but only two have been licensed by the US Food and Drug Administration FDA: azidothymidine AZT and dideoxyinosine DDI ...
   (3242 Words -- Approx. 13 Pages)

7. women and AIDS
   ... KEYWORDS: Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome AIDS, Human Immunodeficiency Virus HIV, Pregnancy, Zidovudine AZT, Vaginal Candidasis, Transmission Methods ...
   (3167 Words -- Approx. 13 Pages)

8. what is AIDS
   ... One way to treat AIDS is by using a drug called retrovirus zidovudine or asizidothymidine, which is commonly referred to as AZT http://www.aids.org/immunet/ ...
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9. Legalize Marijuana
   ... Over one million Americans are infected by the deadly virus 4. Powerful and highly toxic antiviral drugs such as AZT and the new protease inhibitors can ...
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10. Aids and Society
    ... The problem now is how to identify HIVinfected pregnant women at an early enough stage, so that the use of AZT could drastically reduce the chances of the ...
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11. Medical uses of Marijuana
    ... Patients with cancer, glaucoma, and AIDS are among those who find that marijuana reduces their pain associated with chemotherapy and powerful drugs like AZT. ...
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12. AIDS 3
    ... to require retroviral intervention in addition to lymphoma, or whatever else they might have, treatment, which would usually be chemotherapy and AZT or inosine ...
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13. South Africa Aids problem
    ... AZT: For unknown reason, the Government prohibits a drug that reduces the risk of motherto baby HIV transfer. They have refused ...
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14. AIDS
    ... equipment. Azidothymidine, commonly known as AZT, may reduce the risk of an infected woman transmitting it to her fetus or baby. ...
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15. Emerging Trends Antibiotics
    ... The drug AZT can be used to slow down the disease, but because of virus mutations, AZT eventually will lose its effectiveness in the patient. ...
    (4044 Words -- Approx. 16 Pages)

16. AIDS
    ... Treatment for AIDS is given only to slow the disease from spreading rapidly. One major drug called AZT has been highly effective in reducing HIV transmission. ...
    (868 Words -- Approx. 3 Pages)

17. AIDS
    ... before or during birth. A drug known as AZT can reduce risk of transmission of the virus from mother to child. The virus can also ...
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18. Aids
    ... In the treatment using AZT requires that the patient take the drug every three hours night and day. This is a very difficult thing to do. ...
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19. AIDS in AFRICA
    ... currently available drugs. There is a drug, AZT, which can limit the risk of transferring HIV to the fetus through birth. One third ...
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20. medical marijuana in the us
    ... illegal. Aids patients are willing to risk almost anything. AZT, the most effective treatment for aids is known to cause cancer. THC ...
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21. Aids ampamp Sex education
    ... effectively. The intervention for dealing with AIDS which I have chosen to describe is the Retrovir brand Zidovudine AZT or ZDV. ...
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22. Blinded by Tradition and Religion
    ... AntiAIDS drugs such as AZT or nevirapine, which can lower the risk of mothertochild transmission by as much as 50 percent, are rarely available. ...
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23. Four play summaries
    ... onamp39s. He later finds out that he and mimi share a secret and an illness, their addiction to drugs, and they are both taking AZT. ...
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24. Things People Forget in the Heat of the Moment
    ... his name. Now, Maria endures extensive treatment weekly of AZT to hinder the debilitating effects HIV has on her body. She will ...
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25. Phildelphiathe movie
    ... I recovered quickly and was back at work in ten days. Since I was doing so well on the AZT, we decided against telling anyone about it. ...
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26. AIDS in AFRICA
    ... currently available drugs. There is a drug, AZT, which can limit the risk of transferring HIV to the fetus through birth. One third ...
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27. AIDS and HIV
    ... Drugs like Zidovundine AZT, Zalcitabine DDC, Didanosine DDI, etcK are given to patients to slow the spread of HIV in the body and delay the onset of ...
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28. The causes and treatments of AIDS
    ... Zidovudine was the first HIV antiviral drug developed. AZT is often used with lamivudine and actually comes in a pill combined with lamivudine for simplicity. ...
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29. marijuana a medicinal drug
    ... The AIDS weekly newsletter of August 1997 contained a story about two AIDS patients in Panama City who suffered great weight loss from the AZT treatment which ...
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30. AIDS
    ... dealt with. The second uses antiviral drugs to restrain the AIDS virus. These drugs are known as PFA, AZT, and AL721. These drugs ...
    (1494 Words -- Approx. 6 Pages)