No country bans “Armenicum”: Georgia and Kyrgyzstan are interested in its registration

YEREVAN, NOVEMBER 29, ARMENPRESS. “Armenicum” continues to be applied in the case of immune disease lesions and HIV infection. The Director of the National Center for AIDS Prevention of the Ministry of Health of the Republic of Armenia Samvel Grigoryan stated it at the course of the press conference convoked on November 29 answering the question of the journalists. According to him, “Armenicum” is not banned in any countries, and such rumors do not correspond to the reality. “It continues to be used in the treatment of many infectious diseases till nowadays,” Samvel Grigoryan said. As reports “Armenpress”, Samvel Grigoryan noted that “Armenicum” was registered in Armenia in 1999, after which the needed pre-clinical and clinical trials were held in Armenia and St. Petersburg.