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  1. Lenacapavir via Opas: um bom acordo?

    Escritório da OMS nas Américas e farmacêutica dos EUA firmam pacto para distribuir novo medicamento de HIV. Com preços secretos e veto à compra de genéricos por alguns países, entendimento reforça monopólio da Big Pharma. Por que não apostar na produção local?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  2. Lenacapavir via Opas: um bom acordo?

    Escritório da OMS nas Américas e farmacêutica dos EUA firmam pacto para distribuir novo medicamento de HIV. Com preços secretos e veto à compra de genéricos por alguns países, entendimento reforça monopólio da Big Pharma. Por que não apostar na produção local?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  3. Lenacapavir via Opas: um bom acordo?

    Escritório da OMS nas Américas e farmacêutica dos EUA firmam pacto para distribuir novo medicamento de HIV. Com preços secretos e veto à compra de genéricos por alguns países, entendimento reforça monopólio da Big Pharma. Por que não apostar na produção local?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  4. Lenacapavir via Opas: um bom acordo?

    Escritório da OMS nas Américas e farmacêutica dos EUA firmam pacto para distribuir novo medicamento de HIV. Com preços secretos e veto à compra de genéricos por alguns países, entendimento reforça monopólio da Big Pharma. Por que não apostar na produção local?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  5. Lenacapavir via Opas: um bom acordo?

    Escritório da OMS nas Américas e farmacêutica dos EUA firmam pacto para distribuir novo medicamento de HIV. Com preços secretos e veto à compra de genéricos por alguns países, entendimento reforça monopólio da Big Pharma. Por que não apostar na produção local?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  6. OPAS fecha acordo com Gilead sobre lenacapavir

    • Acordo busca "facilitar acesso" ao PrEP • Falta de acesso à saúde se converte em votos à direita • E MAIS: médicos intensivistas; judicialização bate recordes; cirurgias eletivas; doenças oculares •

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  7. Antirretrovirais, 30 anos: para onde vamos?

    Há três décadas, introdução de medicamentos de alta eficácia revolucionou o tratamento do HIV. Mas desigualdade no acesso e monopólios corporativos persistem no mundo. Exigir a cura é caminho para romper com “arquitetura da cronicidade”, defende ativista

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  8. HIV: lenacapavir chega à África do Sul com desafios de escala e preço 

    • Com custo elevado, ampliação do acesso ao lenacapavir na África do Sul depende de financiamento, licenciamento e distribuição contínua. • EUA não contabiliza oficialmente óbitos de pacientes com sarampo • E MAIS: vapes e desinformação; medicina tradicional na África; câncer de pulmão no SUS; desnutrição aguda infantil no Haiti •

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  9. CW: hiv prevention via pre-exposure prophylaxis, my experience with Yeztugo/lenacapavir injections

    so! figured i'd talk abt yeztugo/lenacapavir and how it went for me

    first up, quick explainer: it's an every-six-month shot that is 99.9% effective at preventing HIV-1. you have to be HIV negative or else it can apparently make your HIV harder to treat (they did a 15 minute rapid test at my doctor's office the day i got the shot). like most other forms of PreP, at least in the US it should be able to be gotten for free. if your insurance won't cover it completely, the Gilead Advancing Access Program is available (my pharmacist, when warning me of the $100 copay, told me directly abt that program and the phone number for it, though i knew the program existed already).
    two shots, two doses of 2 pills (right after the shot and then the day after) and then you're protected for 6 months. i have heard of ppl in the clinical trial for a year-long version, so i'm keeping an ear out for that.

    that advancing access program btw is super easy and not means tested. you give a bunch of simple basic info about yourself (name, DoB, that sorta thing) and then get given the codes equivalent to an insurance card or one of those goodrx prescription coupon cards as soon as you're done registering online/over the phone, no delay.

    as for my experience: after the blood draw, the nurse iced my first injection site (belly, but thigh is also an option. it's a subcutaneous injection), then pinched it and injected under the skin, bandaged it. she did forget to ice the second injection site, but it was the same process otherwise.

    the only reactions i had were physical at the injection site. from the time i got the injection til at least 15 minutes afterwards, there was a pretty intense burning on the first site. that side also wasn't happy to close up immediately and some leaked out. the second site closed up quickly and then bruised up a lot over the course of the day (i think my seatbelt may partly have been to blame, but unsure), it's a pretty deep purple now.

    now, under both injection sites there's a small nodule. that's a bubble of the lenacapavir medication sitting under the skin. i'm told that the leaking is relatively normal, not ideal but as long as there's still a nodule under the skin it's okay. apparently they kinda put a lot in these injections and give the same 2 doses no matter yr height, weight, etc.

    again, after the initial injection i took 2 big chunky pills that were prescribed at the same time. i take another 2 today, and then i'm covered for 6 months without needing a daily oral pill.

    overall - it was painful in the moment and sucked a bit but by now my injection sites are already really doing fine painwise! it was not as simple and easy a shot at first as, say, an intramuscular vaccine to the arm (psst get ye covid shots) but i think it's pretty damn worth it for peace of mind on my part. hope this is helpful to someone!

    #Yeztugo #Lenacapavir #PreP #HIV

  10. CW: hiv prevention via pre-exposure prophylaxis, my experience with Yeztugo/lenacapavir injections

    so! figured i'd talk abt yeztugo/lenacapavir and how it went for me

    first up, quick explainer: it's an every-six-month shot that is 99.9% effective at preventing HIV-1. you have to be HIV negative or else it can apparently make your HIV harder to treat (they did a 15 minute rapid test at my doctor's office the day i got the shot). like most other forms of PreP, at least in the US it should be able to be gotten for free. if your insurance won't cover it completely, the Gilead Advancing Access Program is available (my pharmacist, when warning me of the $100 copay, told me directly abt that program and the phone number for it, though i knew the program existed already).
    two shots, two doses of 2 pills (right after the shot and then the day after) and then you're protected for 6 months. i have heard of ppl in the clinical trial for a year-long version, so i'm keeping an ear out for that.

    that advancing access program btw is super easy and not means tested. you give a bunch of simple basic info about yourself (name, DoB, that sorta thing) and then get given the codes equivalent to an insurance card or one of those goodrx prescription coupon cards as soon as you're done registering online/over the phone, no delay.

    as for my experience: after the blood draw, the nurse iced my first injection site (belly, but thigh is also an option. it's a subcutaneous injection), then pinched it and injected under the skin, bandaged it. she did forget to ice the second injection site, but it was the same process otherwise.

    the only reactions i had were physical at the injection site. from the time i got the injection til at least 15 minutes afterwards, there was a pretty intense burning on the first site. that side also wasn't happy to close up immediately and some leaked out. the second site closed up quickly and then bruised up a lot over the course of the day (i think my seatbelt may partly have been to blame, but unsure), it's a pretty deep purple now.

    now, under both injection sites there's a small nodule. that's a bubble of the lenacapavir medication sitting under the skin. i'm told that the leaking is relatively normal, not ideal but as long as there's still a nodule under the skin it's okay. apparently they kinda put a lot in these injections and give the same 2 doses no matter yr height, weight, etc.

    again, after the initial injection i took 2 big chunky pills that were prescribed at the same time. i take another 2 today, and then i'm covered for 6 months without needing a daily oral pill.

    overall - it was painful in the moment and sucked a bit but by now my injection sites are already really doing fine painwise! it was not as simple and easy a shot at first as, say, an intramuscular vaccine to the arm (psst get ye covid shots) but i think it's pretty damn worth it for peace of mind on my part. hope this is helpful to someone!

    #Yeztugo #Lenacapavir #PreP #HIV

  11. HIV/aids: qual o compromisso dos candidatos?

    Basta que os postulantes ao Executivo e Legislativo “defendam o SUS”? Nestas eleições, é tempo de levantar demandas concretas. Como pretendem apoiar o acesso a novos tratamentos? Como enfrentarão preços abusivos e barreiras de patentes da Big Pharma?

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  12. GILD Stock Garners Retail Attention On Trodelvy EU Approval Ahead Of August 27 HIV FDA Verdict

    The European Commission on Monday authorized Trodelvy combined with Merck’s (MRK) Keytruda for certain adults with previously untreated…
    #Europe #EU #bictegravir #EuropeanUnion #gildshares #gildstock #Gilead #GileadSciences #lenacapavir #Trodelvy
    europesays.com/europe/122770/

  13. @vox.com
    New forms of prevention are coming. #Lenacapavir gives people almost perfect protection, and researchers believe mRNA is close to delivering a working HIV vaccine. Everyone is worried about money though: international funding fell 18% last year. 💉

    An HIV vaccine is within reach

  14. @vox.com
    New forms of prevention are coming. #Lenacapavir gives people almost perfect protection, and researchers believe mRNA is close to delivering a working HIV vaccine. Everyone is worried about money though: international funding fell 18% last year. 💉

    An HIV vaccine is within reach

  15. Como quebrar o monopólio do lenacapavir

    Debate no AIDS 2026 interroga: quando uma grande farmacêutica dificulta o acesso a um medicamento essencial, como enfrentar seu desmando? A história mostra pistas: países do Sul Global podem quebrar patentes para promover a produção local do fármaco

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  16. AIDS 2026: Confira a cobertura completa de Outra Saúde

    Leia matérias, notas e entrevistas a respeito da Conferência Internacional sobre Aids de 2026.

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  17. Südafrika ist kontinental betrachtet ja noch relativ gut gestelltes Land.

    Das Nachbarland #Malawi rangiert in der Top3 der ärmsten Länder, dort gibt es eine HIV-Quote von 11% über alle Alterskohorten hinweg.

    Wann und wie ein Impfstoff auch dort ankommen könnte, bleibt eine anzweifelbare Ungewissheit.

    Beispiel: youtu.be/6w0vJi-gl0M

    Bisher: rfi.fr/en/africa/20260718-mala

    #AIDS #Lenacapavir

  18. Südafrika ist kontinental betrachtet ja noch relativ gut gestelltes Land.

    Das Nachbarland #Malawi rangiert in der Top3 der ärmsten Länder, dort gibt es eine HIV-Quote von 11% über alle Alterskohorten hinweg.

    Wann und wie ein Impfstoff auch dort ankommen könnte, bleibt eine anzweifelbare Ungewissheit.

    Beispiel: youtu.be/6w0vJi-gl0M

    Bisher: rfi.fr/en/africa/20260718-mala

    #AIDS #Lenacapavir

  19. Südafrika ist kontinental betrachtet ja noch relativ gut gestelltes Land.

    Das Nachbarland #Malawi rangiert in der Top3 der ärmsten Länder, dort gibt es eine HIV-Quote von 11% über alle Alterskohorten hinweg.

    Wann und wie ein Impfstoff auch dort ankommen könnte, bleibt eine anzweifelbare Ungewissheit.

    Beispiel: youtu.be/6w0vJi-gl0M

    Bisher: rfi.fr/en/africa/20260718-mala

    #AIDS #Lenacapavir

  20. Gilead Faces Price Debate Over ‘Miracle’ HIV Drug Lenacapavir

    For the first time in the four-decade fight against HIV, there is a “miracle” drug that can all…
    #NewsBeep #News #Healthcare #access #AU #Australia #Brazil #Drug #GileadSciences #Health #HIV #Innovation #LatinAmerica #lenacapavir #middle-incomecountry #mostpeople #price #Region #Telegraph #World #year
    newsbeep.com/au/836867/

  21. Gilead Faces Price Debate Over ‘Miracle’ HIV Drug Lenacapavir

    For the first time in the four-decade fight against HIV, there is a “miracle” drug that can all…
    #NewsBeep #News #Healthcare #access #AU #Australia #Brazil #Drug #GileadSciences #Health #HIV #Innovation #LatinAmerica #lenacapavir #middle-incomecountry #mostpeople #price #Region #Telegraph #World #year
    newsbeep.com/au/836867/

  22. Padilha anuncia compra do cabotegravir, PrEP de longa duração

    No AIDS 2026, ministro da Saúde tornou pública a aquisição do medicamento de HIV. Também informou sobre o impasse do lenacapavir e um acordo para acompanhar o desenvolvimento do alimatravir

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  23. Lenacapavir: inovação para quem?

    Um medicamento pode causar uma "revolução na prevenção do HIV" apenas por sua eficácia clínica? Se acessá-lo for privilégio, e não direito, nada feito. É preciso garantir preço sustentável no SUS, equidade no acesso e profissionais preparados

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  24. AIDS 2026 debate desfinanciamento de programas de HIV e exclusão do Sul Global

    Ocorrendo no Rio de Janeiro de 25 a 31 de julho, Conferência Internacional de Aids reúne delegados de todo o mundo em um dos momentos mais difíceis da história do combate à pandemia do HIV/aids

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  25. HIV: Retaliação de Trump exige reorganização da Saúde na África do Sul

    Corte milionário em programa de combate ao HIV é justificado pelos EUA por falta de proteção aos brancos da África do Sul. Chegada de genérico do lenacapavir se torna nova esperança.

    outraspalavras.net/outrasaude/

  26. How to use the anti-HIV jab — and where to find it

    The six-monthly anti-HIV jab, which prevents HIV through sex, is now stocked for free at 360 government clinics…
    #NewsBeep #News #Healthcare #anti-HIVjab #AU #Australia #Health #HeteroinIndia #HIV-negativepeople #lenacapavir #listofclinics #sahpra
    newsbeep.com/au/722646/

  27. How to use the anti-HIV jab — and where to find it

    The six-monthly anti-HIV jab, which prevents HIV through sex, is now stocked for free at 360 government clinics…
    #NewsBeep #News #Healthcare #anti-HIVjab #AU #Australia #Health #HeteroinIndia #HIV-negativepeople #lenacapavir #listofclinics #sahpra
    newsbeep.com/au/722646/

  28. Injectable HIV Prevention Drug Arrives in Zambia, Rollout Raises Questions

    Zambia receives Lenacapavir, a new 6-month HIV prevention injection. Find out who it's for and why access is a concern.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention

    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p

  29. Injectable HIV Prevention Drug Arrives in Zambia, Rollout Raises Questions

    Zambia receives Lenacapavir, a new 6-month HIV prevention injection. Find out who it's for and why access is a concern.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention

    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p

  30. Injectable HIV Prevention Drug Arrives in Zambia, Rollout Raises Questions

    Zambia receives Lenacapavir, a new 6-month HIV prevention injection. Find out who it's for and why access is a concern.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention

    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p

  31. Zambia received 1,000 doses of the new Lenacapavir injection, a long-acting HIV prevention drug. This is part of a larger rollout aimed at improving access compared to daily pills.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention
    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p

  32. Zambia received 1,000 doses of the new Lenacapavir injection, a long-acting HIV prevention drug. This is part of a larger rollout aimed at improving access compared to daily pills.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention
    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p

  33. Zambia received 1,000 doses of the new Lenacapavir injection, a long-acting HIV prevention drug. This is part of a larger rollout aimed at improving access compared to daily pills.

    #ZambiaHIV, #Lenacapavir, #PrEP, #GlobalHealth, #HIVPrevention
    newsletter.tf/zambia-new-hiv-p