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The US, Canada and Russia have already taken regulatory action, but the UK and EU have not.
The letter says such action is necessary to protect patients' safety.
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"We believe the regulation is a barrier to innovation which will result in unnecessary loss of life, as well harm to patients.
"Therefore, we are asking that the EU consider a ban on these medicines, or a more limited suspension of approval. generally, we are asking that the EU act quickly and decisively to address its regulatory failings as they relate to these medicines."
The full petition has been signed by more than 1.5m people since it was launched on Friday.
Dr Paul Cosford, an expert in HIV medicine at the University of Leicester, said: "The petition is more than 1.5 million signatures long, and is the biggest petition EU has ever received for this particular issue.
"It's hard to overstate the enormity of number people who've signed it. In a couple of weeks people will get the chance to have a say in what happens. It's going to be very interesting."
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But he said that a number of other initiatives being promoted by patient groups and international NGOs had made it clear that the EU was "not best place to be promoting innovation".
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The World Health Organisation (WHO) has described the withdrawal of Theravance as an "important milestone".
A statement from WHO said: "The withdrawal of Theravance is an drugstore bb cream usa important milestone for patients around the world who rely on HIV medicines to survive.
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