delavirdine
- noun
- /ˌdɛləˈvɜrdin/
- Specialized
- The development of delavirdine provided new hope for people living with AIDS.
Examples
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Doctors prescribe delavirdine to manage HIV effectively.
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Doctors may prescribe delavirdine as part of a combination therapy for HIV infection.
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Patients should take delavirdine exactly as directed by their healthcare provider.
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The delavirdine treatment has shown positive results.
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Delavirdine is an important medication used in the treatment of HIV, marketed under the brand name delavirdine.
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Doctors often prescribe delavirdine as part of a comprehensive treatment plan for patients with AIDS.
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In clinical studies, delavirdine has shown effectiveness when combined with other antiretroviral medications.
Synonyms
A medicine used to treat HIV infection
Surface Forms
Etymology
Delavirdine is a made-up drug name, but a helpful way to remember it is the part -vir-, which looks like 'virus' and shows it fights viruses, and the ending -dine is common in medicine names. So delavirdine is a medicine used to treat HIV and AIDS.