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HIV Treatment Bulletin
June 2001
Contents
Conference reports
4th International Conference on Nutrition and HIV Infection and the 2nd European Workshop on Lipodystrophy, April 19-21, 2001, Cannes, France
4th International Conference on Nutrition and HIV Infection and the 2nd European Workshop on Lipodystrophy – pt 2
Keystone Symposium on HIV, March 28-April 3, Keystone, Colorado: more than one way to skin a virus: innate immune factors that suppress HIV replication
Antiretrovirals
Tenofovir: Gilead applies for approval, expanded access relaxed
Treatment access
Cipla announces plan to manufacture 3-in-1 HIV pil
Huge mining firm to provide African employees with AIDS medications
South African Department of health has not killed possibility of AIDS drug provision, letter says
Government, pricing not the only problems
South Africa AIDS drug settlement may not signify immediate influx of drugs
AIDS crisis has Sspurred public relations challenges for pharmaceutical industry, Wall Street Journal reports
Women's health
A new women’s research agenda starts to see the light of day
Incidence of invasive cervical cancer in a cohort of HIV-infected women before and after the introduction of HAART
Paediatric care
Protease inhibitor therapy improves growth parameters of HIV-infected children
Opportunistic infections and complications
CD4+ counts predictive of musculoskeletal manifestations of HIV infection
Effect of highly active antiretroviral therapy on frequency of oral warts
Resistance
HIV drug resistance is increasing in the UK
Other news
The relationships between ethnicity, sex, risk group,and virus load in HIV-1 antiretroviral-naive patients
FDA warning to manufacturers of antiretrovirals over misleading advertising
Mbeki questions validity of HIV testing
Aerobic exercise benefits HIV-positive adults
Whey proteins help replenish glutathione levels
Therapeutic drug monitoring: ready For clinical practice?
Expert column: recent developments and current issues in HIV-related renal disease
HPV-induced anal dysplasia: what do We know and what can we do about it?
PDFs
Volume 2 Number 5 June 2001 PDF