Antigen
22 July 2009. Related: A.
antigen – a protein found on the surface of a virus or bacteria. It is recognised by the immune system which then generates antibodies.
22 July 2009. Related: A.
antigen – a protein found on the surface of a virus or bacteria. It is recognised by the immune system which then generates antibodies.
22 July 2009. Related: A.
antibody – a protein that is part of your immune system that is produced to fight an infection. Each antibody recognises a specific antigen.
22 July 2009. Related: A.
antibiotic – drug used to treat bacterial infections. Sometimes they work against other kinds of infection.
22 July 2009. Related: A.
amniocentesis – test in which cells around a fetus are removed and examined to detect genetic abnormalities
28 June 2009. Related: Pictures and diagrams.
CD4 count and viral load with and without treatment CD4 count and viral load with treatment CD4 count and viral load without treatment
29 May 2009. Related: Russian, Translations.
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21 May 2009. Related: General, Resources.
CD4 counts are much higher for children than adults. A new-born baby for example can have a CD4 count that is 2-3,000 cells/mm3. Because of this, children are monitored using CD4 percentage (CD4%). This is the percentage of white blood …
12 April 2009. Related: A.
ALT, alanine aminotransferase, also called serum glutamate pyruvate transaminase; SGPT) – a key liver enzyme produced in liver cells. ALT is routinely monitored in HIVpositive people on ARVs to monitor liver toxicity from HIV drugs (or other medications). Increased ALT …
12 April 2009. Related: A.
acute infection – early infection (first few months with HIV).
10 April 2009. Related: C.
CD8 cell – cell (lymphocyte) in your immune system that kills cells infected with HIV.
10 April 2009. Related: C.
combination therapy – using three or more drugs together to treat HIV. It is also called triple therapy, cART (combination antiretroviral therapy) or HAART (highly active antiretroviral therapy).
10 April 2009. Related: L.
lymph (or lymphatic) system – vessels, nodes, organs and clear fluid, that are part of the immune system.
1 April 2009. Related: HIV positive people, Resources.
The Yellow Card Scheme is vital in helping the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (part of the Department of Health) monitor the safety of the medicines that are on the market. If you think a medicine or herbal remedy …
26 March 2009. Related: HIV positive people, Resources.
FibroScan is an alternative to needle liver biopsy for monitoring liver health in people with hepatitis. Please use the settings options on the bottom right of the screen picture to select English subtitles. Please select the Auto-translate option to choose …