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EFV
(redirected from efavirenz)

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EFVEfavirenz (pharmaceutical drug)
EFVExpeditionary Fighting Vehicle
EFVExcess Flow Valve
EFVElectronic Viewfinder
EFVEnhanced Fixed Variable (rate)
EFVElectric-Field-Variant Function


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The research hers said that 86 percent of the participants in the raltegravir group reached that goal, compared with 82 percent of the efavirenz group.
Summary: ISENTRESS A (raltegravir), an integrase inhibitor from Merck Sharpe & Dohme (MSD) was as effective as efavirenz at maintaining viral load suppression to undetectable levels (less than 50 copies/mL) and at improving CD4 counts in previously untreated (treatment-naE[macron]ve) patients through 144 weeks in a Phase II study still underway.
Drug-related adverse effects were also significantly fewer in patients treated with Isentress (44 percent) than with efavirenz (77 percent), the researchers told the 48th annual Interscience Conference on Antimicrobial Agents held this weekend in Washington.
 
 
 
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