- 11:02 18.12.2009, HIV and TB
- There were half a million deaths among people with HIV because of Tuberculosis (TB) in 2009. It is the single most important cause of illness and death among people with HIV. Even in
- 10:58 18.12.2009, Mother to Child HIV transmission
- It is possible to prevent HIV from being passed on from a mother to her baby. The risk can be dramatically reduced by taking HIV-treatment during pregnancy, having an appropriately managed
- 12:14 12.12.2009, Huge AIDS Breakthrough from UCLA Announced
- UCLA researchers this week published data that for the first time shows human blood stem cells can be engineered to attack HIV-infected cells and that the process could not only prove to be
- 13:47 10.12.2009, WHO updates HIV Treatment Recommendations - Karim, MD,PHD Journal Watch Infectious Diseases
- The next WHO recommendations endorse earlier initiation of antiretroviral therapy for HIV-infected adolescents and adults and an even more aggressive approach for those co-infected
- 13:46 10.12.2009, Updated DHHS Guidelines on HIV treatment
- Last week, the US Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) and the WHO each released updated version of when to start HIV treatment. The DHSS now offers a moderate to strong
- 13:45 10.12.2009, HIV treatment and erectile problems HIV Weekly December 9th, 2009
- Most HIV-positive men have erectile problems, and treatment with protease inhibitors may be among the causes. Erectile dysfunction is this article is defined as the inability to achieve
- 13:43 10.12.2009, One Million Tests--2009 World AIDS day global Campaign - Revamping the VCT model to streamline Rapid testing Mary Adair AHA presented at IAAPAC 2009 New Orleans
- With a global crisis of 33 million people living with HIV/AIDS only 1 million are receiving treatment and the vast majority of those who are positive are unaware of their
- 12:09 03.12.2009, New US and global guidelines favor earlier treatment WHO HIV Weekly Dec .2, 2009
- Updated US HIV treatment guidelines issued yesterday, recommend that people should start taking anti-HIV drugs when their CD 4 cell count is between 350-500 cells/mm 3 Research has
- 12:08 03.12.2009, Raltegravir becomes a US first-line choice as Kaletra dropped HIV Weekly Dec .2,2009
- Raltegravir was recently approved to first-line HIV treatment in both the US and Europe,and the guidelines offer it as a preferred option in combination with Truvada for people starting
- 12:07 03.12.2009, HIV treatment not found to be a cause of kidney problems HIV Weekly dec. 2, 2009
- HIV itself can damage the kidneys, and that is one of the reasons why earlier HIV treatment is being recommended. However, there is also concern that some anti-HIV drugs, especially Tenofovir
- 12:05 03.12.2009, Measuring Heart Disease risk in people with HIV HIV Weekly Dec. 2, 2009
- Traditional measures that are used to assess a person's risk of heart disease may not be accurate for people with HIV. Routine HIV care should not only measure cholesterol and blood
- 21:21 01.12.2009, On this Worlds AIDS Days one has to reflect on one of the most important aspects of policy for the coming year.
- To me that is a change in policy to reflect that HIV+ people should be treated earlier, probably as soon as the test + for HIV Why?
- 21:20 01.12.2009, WHAT THE US NEEDS IS A NATIONAL AIDS STRATEGY
- As we approach World AIDS Day tomorrow, and the lights of New York will dim, it is with resolve and grief that there is not a cohesive AIDS policy in the US. What the US needs is a PEPFAR for
- 21:18 01.12.2009, Dr. Judy Blumenthal, formerly of AMFAR, presented a talk on November 30,2009 on How the Obama administration will fight AIDS.
- Dr. Judy Blumenthal, formerly of AMFAR, presented a talk on November 30,2009 on How the Obama administration will fight AIDS. They plan a 4 step program. (1) education,
- 21:16 01.12.2009, IAAPAC'09
- Peter Schick, Arton Kabashi, and Brandon Manning presented at the IAAPAC'09 Unity in Action meeting in New Orleans
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