Age, Tenofovir and the Kidneys - The Body

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Age, Tenofovir and the Kidneys - The Body

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In high-income countries, tenofovir is a widely prescribed anti-HIV drug that is sold and co-formulated under the following names:

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Tags: HIV, HIV Medication, STD, Kidney Health, Urinary System, Drug, Viread

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