Serious side effects from AIDS drug

At least 22 people have suffered serious side effects, including liver failure, from taking an AIDS drug intended to prevent HIV infection after accidental exposure to the virus.

At least 22 people have suffered serious side effects, including liver failure, from taking an AIDS drug intended to prevent HIV infection after accidental exposure to the virus.

US health agencies have reported that the problems occurred after people took nevirapine, a widely used AIDS drug, after accidentally jabbing themselves with needles or being splashed with infected blood.

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