Abstract: Methods are provided for treating or preventing human immunodeficiency virus-1 (HIV-1) or human immunodeficiency virus-2 (HIV-2) in a virologically suppressed patient in need thereof comprising switching the patient from an antiretroviral treatment regimen comprising at least three antiretroviral agents to a treatment regimen comprising only two antiretroviral agents. In one aspect the two treatment regimen consists of dolutegravir, rilpivirine and at least one pharmaceutically acceptable excipient, diluent or carrier. In another aspect of the invention, there is provided a multilayer tablet comprising dolutegravir or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof and rilpivirine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof.

Abstract: A flexible wear sleeve for protectively surrounding one or more flexible cables or conduits leading to a spot-welding machine or an arc-welding machine or robot, the wear sleeve being formed by joining opposed edges of a flexible web to one another by a zipper connection. The flexible web is formed from a tough, durable material, such as a KEVLAR.RTM. material, and its opposed edges are also provided with elements of a VELCRO.RTM. connection to overlie the zipper and protect the zipper from contact with welding flash and/or foreign material. The flexible web is provided with at least one longitudinally extending pocket, and a flexible rod is inserted into the pocket to provide the flexible wear sleeve and the flexible cables or conduits protected thereby with an elastic memory to cause them to return to an undistorted configuration after removal of a distorting load therefrom and to provide a controlled bend radius thereto.

Abstract: A support device configured to support and enclose one or more supply lines, such as hoses, cables and leads, employed to deliver a fluid, gas or electrical power to an end-of-arm tool mounted to a robot. The support device is particularly suited for use with arc and spot welding robots and mechanical handling robots, which may require multiple fluid, gas and electrical lines. The support device is adapted to be mounted to a moving member of the robot, enabling supply lines to be safely routed along moving members from a suitable source to the end-of-arm tool. The support device serves to protect the lines from the working environment of the robot, and facilitates the repair and maintenance of the robot by permitting ready access to the lines. The lines can be correspondingly installed in segments, such that a limited segment of damaged line can be removed for repair or replacement, as opposed to the entire length of line being replaced.

Abstract: A sift-proof, leak-proof bag formed from a gusseted, multi-walled tube of paper having stepped plies and bag walls at each end of the tube for attachment to the bag side walls to provide closed bag ends.

Abstract: A bag of tubular form comprising at least two plies of molecularly oriented plastic film, laminated together with their directions of orientation angularly disposed to each other and to the longitudinal direction thereof, said bag having at each end thereof one surface overlapping an oppositely disposed surface, a pair of oppositely disposed gussets interposed between said surfaces, said gussets extending at said bag ends into the overlap areas between said oppositely disposed surfaces, at least one bag end including all of said overlapping portions being folded over and adhered to the oppositely disposed surface, the bag in the preferred embodiment being closed at both ends and being provided with a valve sleeve for filling.

Abstract: The invention comprises a multiwall bag for the sift proof, leak proof and sanitary packaging of particulate and also of moisture containing materials, and also a package thereof, adapted for the subsequent uncontaminated withdrawal of the packaged product, the bag consisting essentially in combination of: a pair of inner and outer tubes of, respectively, heat sealable and non-heat sealable, flexible sheet materials; the outer tube consisting preferably of one or more contiguous plies bonded together at the opposite ends thereof, the bag in its assembled condition being open at one end and closed at the other end, the inner tube being heat sealed to closure adjacent the closed end and being lightly bonded thereat to the outer tube, and the outer tube being closed at the end beyond at least a portion of the heat sealed closure of the inner tube and by means for opening the same leaving the inner tube intact; the inner tube being lightly bonded to the outer tube at the open bag end and being peripherally perfor