cheese

Comparative trial of HIV-infected patients Evaluating Efficacy & Safety of saquinavir-Enhanced oral formulation and indinavir given as part of a triple drug therapy. An AIDS therapy trial
Conclusion Despite low plasma concentrations, saquinavir reduced the plasma HIV load by 2.4 log10 copies/ml after 24 weeks; previous studies of AZT plus 3TC showed only a drop of about 1.1 log10 copies/ml

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AIDS A clinical trial–Comparative Trial of HIV-Infected Patients Evaluating Efficacy & Safety of Saquinavir-Enhanced Oral Formulation and Indinavir given as part of a Triple Drug Therapy. See AIDS, Indinavir, Saquinavir.

cheese

a partially fermented, coagulated product of milk. Varieties of cheese are produced by the use of different microorganisms in the fermenting process (and by the use of different types of milk).

cheese

a food produced industrially by the precipitation of milk protein and capable of acting as a vector of animal disease caused by resistant bacteria but especially by viruses, especially foot-and-mouth disease.

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cheese fly

infests cheese but of esthetic importance only. Called also cheese skipper, Piophila casei.

cheese mite

tyroglyphussiro.

Patient discussion about cheese

Q. I take lots of cheese and other dairy products and even I like them a lot,it does worry me on my consumption. Does having large amount of protein rich food like dairy products have effect on breast cancer and its inception? I take lots of cheese and other dairy products and even I like them a lot, it does worry me on my consumption of dairy.

A. A vegan diet is found good for breast cancer patients, rather for all cancers. It’s hard to separate out which foodstuffs might influence cancer to develop or grow. The idea behind a dairy-free diet for breast cancer is that a diet low in animal protein will be low in essential amino acids. Amino acids are the building blocks of proteins. A diet low in essential amino acids has been shown to reduce levels of a growth factor called IGF-1 (insulin-like growth-factor-1) in the bloodstream. This might be important, as women with low levels of IGF-1 are at a lower risk of developing some types of cancer, including breast cancer.