I hope there will be
easier-to-use drugs that I can take.

This statement makes complete sense. And, many people living with HIV are faced with having to deal with taking drugs that sometimes interfere with their lives.

For some, it's the number of pills that have to be taken, with or without food. For others, it's dealing with the side effects.

Over its 21 years, Project Inform has fought for improvements in anti-HIV therapy ... demanding regimens that have progressively gotten easier to take and tolerate. 2004 saw the first time two drugs were combined into one pill, and 2006 saw the combination of entire three-drug regimens into a single pill ... given once a day.

But we're not stopping there.

We continue to work with researchers, pharmaceutical companies and other advocates to push for developing additional easier-to-use pills and regimens. As well, we advocate for inclusive public policies that ensure easier access to health care by those who need it. Ultimately, we're working towards a cure.

To get information on how to take your medications or to find out more about how Project Inform continues to encourage the development of easier-to-use medicines, consider the related links on the right.