Gilead is accused by PrEP activists of deliberately delaying HIV medication

The renowned pharma firm ‘Gilead Sciences’ has been accused by the US PrEP activists of deliberately delaying the development of a treatment for the HIV.

It was claimed by the PrEP4All Collaboration on the 5th of December that Gilead Sciences intentionally put off the development of a drug known as tenofovir alafenamide which is utilized for the treatment of HIV. It is also utilized in Descovy, which is one of the two PrE....

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Gilead is accused by PrEP activists of deliberately delaying HIV medication

Published On 11 Dec 2019 10:03 AM

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