Venezuela and PAHO Promote Plans Against HIV, Malaria and Tuberculosis

Prepared between June 8 and June 22, the project will be submitted for review by national health authorities to determine its application, with a view to intensifying the state's efforts in the care of health and a step forward in innovative designs of the treatment regimen.

Among the suggested changes, there is a three-drug regimen in a single presentation, a very potent combination of drugs, with high efficacy and low toxicity, according to the head of the HIV unit, infections badually transmitted, tuberculosis and viral hepatitis PAHO, Mbadimo Ghidinelli.

The expert noted that these drugs rep They represent the standard on which the treatment plan is developed in the countries of Europe, North America and some Latin American countries, in addition to to be accessible products, reported a press release from OPS quoted by the portal of the Ministry of Communication and Information.

This initiative is part of the agreements between the Pan American Health Organization and the Government of Venezuela and will reduce the trend of malaria and improve access to priority drugs such as antiretrovirals and antimalarials, among others. [19659003ExpertsoftheUnitedUnitedNationsnationalprogramofthepresentativesofscientificinstitutionsandcivilocietyparticipatedinpreparingthephallengeforanactionthatwouldalsohelpstrengthentheservicesofthecountrymeninthesourcecountry

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