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Azithromycin, also known as Zithromax, belongs to the class of medicines known as antibacterials orantibiotics. These medicines kill bacteria (small organisms that can cause infection in humans) or stopbacteria from growing. Patients with weakened immune systems, includingpeople with HIV, tend to have more frequent andmore serious bacterial infections. Azithromycinwas approved by the FDA on June 14, 1996, formany uses, including the prevention and treatmentof Mycobacterium avium complex (MAC) inpersons with advanced HIV infection. It is alsobeing investigated to see how well it works inpreventing other kinds of bacterial infections inpeople with HIV.
Azithromycin holds promise for preventing BPD in Ureaplasma-infected preterm infants

Azithromycin holds promise for preventing BPD in Ureaplasma-infected preterm infants

Infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia can benefit from azithromycin therapy

Infants with bronchopulmonary dysplasia can benefit from azithromycin therapy

Merck enters definitive agreement to acquire Inspire

Merck enters definitive agreement to acquire Inspire

Inspire announces strategic corporate restructuring on its eye care business

Inspire announces strategic corporate restructuring on its eye care business

Inspire fourth quarter revenues increase 2% to $30.3 million

Inspire fourth quarter revenues increase 2% to $30.3 million

Experts say signs and treatment of bacterial infection often misunderstood

Experts say signs and treatment of bacterial infection often misunderstood

Tianyin Pharmaceutical's second quarter revenue increases 69.6% to $25.3 million

Tianyin Pharmaceutical's second quarter revenue increases 69.6% to $25.3 million

Antibiotics with blood pressure medications may cause hypotension

Antibiotics with blood pressure medications may cause hypotension

Insite Vision announces completion of patient enrollment in ISV-303 Phase 1/2 trial for post surgical ocular pain, inflammation

Insite Vision announces completion of patient enrollment in ISV-303 Phase 1/2 trial for post surgical ocular pain, inflammation

Top-line results of TIGER-2 Phase 3 clinical trial for CF treatment

Top-line results of TIGER-2 Phase 3 clinical trial for CF treatment

Inspire's denufosol tetrasodium TIGER-1 Phase 3 trial for CF published in AJRCCM

Inspire's denufosol tetrasodium TIGER-1 Phase 3 trial for CF published in AJRCCM

Santen launches DIQUAS Ophthalmic Solution in Japan

Santen launches DIQUAS Ophthalmic Solution in Japan

Inspire third quarter net loss decreases to $7.6 million

Inspire third quarter net loss decreases to $7.6 million

Cempra to present information on solithromycin antimalarial agent at Atlanta Annual Meeting

Cempra to present information on solithromycin antimalarial agent at Atlanta Annual Meeting

Advanced Life Sciences enters CRADA for Restanza with Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

Advanced Life Sciences enters CRADA for Restanza with Walter Reed Army Institute of Research

Inspire presents data on denufosol therapy for cystic fibrosis at NACFC conference

Inspire presents data on denufosol therapy for cystic fibrosis at NACFC conference

Cempra to present data on solithromycin, TAKSTA at 48th Annual Meeting in Vancouver

Cempra to present data on solithromycin, TAKSTA at 48th Annual Meeting in Vancouver

Inspire Pharmaceuticals to present denufosol tetrasodium therapy data at ERS Annual Congress

Inspire Pharmaceuticals to present denufosol tetrasodium therapy data at ERS Annual Congress

Advanced Life Sciences participates as exhibitor in 50th ICAAC

Advanced Life Sciences participates as exhibitor in 50th ICAAC

Quick-Med receives patent for MultiStat technology to treat Rosacea

Quick-Med receives patent for MultiStat technology to treat Rosacea

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