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Modern HIV treatment is powerful, can consist of just one pill once-daily, and often causes only mild side-effects.
BBC: HIV drugs 'could stop virus spread'
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One is an HIV drug that combines Gilead's Truvada (which itself is a combo of two Gilead drugs to treat HIV) and Sustiva from Bristol-Myers Squibb into a one-pill, once-a-day regimen.
FORBES
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One is an HIV drug that combines Gilead's Truvada (which itself is a combo of two Gilead drugs to treat HIV) and Sustiva from Bristol-Myers Squibb (nyse: BMY - news - people ) into a one-pill, once-a-day regimen.
FORBES: Gilead's Half-Empty Pipeline
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Once a drug is in production, churning out one more little pill costs next to nothing.
FORBES: Gouging The Drug Companies
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Since forgetfulness is the chief reason for failure of the women's pill (one woman in five who uses it forgets at least once a month to take it), and since there is no reason to believe that men would be any more reliable, an annual injection or implant should be much more effective.
ECONOMIST: Contraception
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But Japan has once again decided to remain one of the few countries in the world to outlaw the use of the contraceptive pill.
ECONOMIST: The pill in Japan