A selection of resources.
Advocates
- i-Base advocacy courses
- Advocacy organisations
- Community publications
- Course materials – introduction course
- Current UK studies (selected)
- Databases for HIV collaboration (DHICE project)
- History and timeline
- HIV and drug resistance: online training course
- Hydrochloroquine study (HCQ)
- Online resources
- PARTNER study
- PEP and PrEP
- PIVOT study: protease inhibitor monotherapy
- Research and clinical studies
- Science support sites
- Slide sets
- START study
- START trial if you are a long-term slow progressor
- START trial if you were recently diagnosed
- UK Community Advisory Board (CAB)
General
- CD4 and viral load chart
- CD4 count and equivalent CD4% for babies and children
- HIVTRI medical training partner
- Log value conversion table
- Meeting: Clinical presentation and management of side effects in HIV therapy
- Meeting: Facial lipoatrophy, polylactic acid (New Fill) and access to treatment in the UK
- Meeting: Paediatric TDM
- Workshops
- Workshops – who we have worked with
HIV-positive people
- A short video about Fibroscan
- Adherence support chart and side effects diary
- Can I have a baby?
- Course materials – introduction course
- Current UK studies (selected)
- Find or change clinic in the UK
- HIV treatment guides
- Hydrochloroquine study (HCQ)
- If you have just found out you are HIV-positive…
- Online community
- PARTNER study
- PEP and PrEP
- PIVOT study: protease inhibitor monotherapy
- Your HIV questions answered
- Report a side effect
- Research and clinical studies
- Science support sites
- START study
- START trial if you are a long-term slow progressor
- START trial if you were recently diagnosed
Pictures and diagrams
- Average CD4 increases by starting CD4 count
- Basic organs of the body
- HIV life cycle
- How CD4 and viral load are related
- Resistance, taking drugs on time and missed doses
- When not on treatment, your immune system works in overdrive
