Even more importantly, the generics companies will also be allowed to make combinations of drugs from different companies (provided other companies follow Gilead's lead). In an ideal world, anybody with HIV who needed medication would be able to take a single pill once a day in which three or four medicines are combined.
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The 18 SIKH regiment under 9 Sector Assam Rifles IGAR (S) in association with Wangoi Police and local youth clubs today organised a 10 km run under the name Mayai Lambi Peace and Prosperity Run. The event was organized to commemorate the Kang Festival and for Peace and Prosperity for the people of Manipur.
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Rabindranath Tagore, a Nobel Laureate, was a great philosopher, poet, writer and truly a legend. He studied the Sikh Religion and history and was very impressed by the splendid philosophy of Sikhism and the Sikh way of life. When the 'Jallianwala Bagh Massacre' took place he was so deeply pained , that he returned his Knighthood...
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Since the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks, Sikhs have reported a rise in bias attacks, both verbal and physical, against them. The backlash that hit Muslims across the country has expanded to include them and their faith as well, with some assuming the sight of a long beard and turbaned head can only mean one thing.
News: Global Population to Reach 7 Billion this year
My ! how we've grown since July 11, 1987 — as a global population. Back then there were five billion of us crowding this planet. The United Nations declared July 11 of that year "Five Billion Day" to mark the estimated date on which we reached that milestone. Sometime this year — the UN figures around Oct. 31 — global population will hit seven billion.