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PubMed2000

Treating and preventing fungal infections naturally.

There is a strong connection between what you eat and the health of your immune system. Nevertheless, nutritional approaches to prevent and treat conditions like candidiasis (fungal, yeast infections) are complicated and controversial. While there isn't a magic recipe that prevents or treats yeast infections in everyone, following some basic guidelines may lower the risk of yeast becoming a problem.

Antifungal Agents↗
PubMed2003

New neuropathy treatment guidelines.

These expert guidelines for treating neuropathic pain are particularly important, since most of the treatments are off label--meaning that they have been approved by the FDA but not for this particular purpose. These guidelines will help educate doctors about what treatments are best, and should also help in getting insurance reimbursements for care that clearly represents expert consensus but is not in the official labeling at this time.

Analgesics↗
PubMed2003

TRIPS from Doha to Cancún ... to Ottawa: global developments in access to treatment and Canada's Bill C-56.

In November 2003, Canada introduced legislation to amend the Patent Act so that manufacturers could obtain licences to make generic versions of patented pharmaceutical products for export to countries lacking sufficient capacity to produce their own. Bill C-56 aims to implement an August 2003 decision of the World Trade Organization (WTO) that relaxes its rules on pharmaceutical patents to allow this kind of measure. While the bill is a welcome development, it contains several serious flaws that will undermine the initiative and render it largely meaningless. Civil society organizations, including the Canadian HIV/AIDS Legal Network, have called on the Canadian government to remedy the flaws before Bill C-56 is enacted. This article provides an overview of recent global developments leading up to Canada's initiative, as well as an analysis of Bill C-56 itself.

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PubMed2004

Checking your drug interactions.

Here are three HIV-related Web sites and one printed document that you can use to check for some of the interactions between HIV drugs and other drugs you are using at the same time. Some of them also have information on known interactions between AIDS-related drugs and some herbal treatments or foods.

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