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AIDS 2012: review from the IAS Washington conference

Easy to read review from the AIDS 2012 conference held in Washington in July.

Standards for HIV care in the UK online for comment

12 areas of care drafted as a model for future treatment and care services: feedback open to 12 October

Quad approved in US: cost may limit use in Europe

Promising new drug overshadowed if price tag is significantly higher than Atripla.

July/August HTB online

Over 20 reports from Washington, Gaul stones in France, transmission of 5-drug resistance, new drugs, webcasts, activism, PrEP, bone health and other news…

Links to IAS webcasts

As part of our IAS coverage we include links to selected webcasts.

Publications and reports launched in Washington

The IAS conference was used to launch several publications that each cover important aspects of HIV treatment or access.

Pipeline report 2012

This annual review from i-Base/TAG covers research into upcoming drugs and diagnostic in development.

The website is being upgraded

We hope to complete today. Most site content is already back online. HTB is loaded back to 2005 and HTB South will be next to transfer.

HIV and quality of life: updated guide to side effects

New guide with new sections on diet and exercise – also in Portuguese

i-Base advocacy courses

i-Base sometimes runs advocacy training courses. The resources from the last courses held with the African Outreach Project at i-Base have been kept online as a resource. Course materials One course was for young people and one was for adults …

May/June HTB online

Reports from the BHIVA Conference, Clinical Pharmacology Workshop and a few last studies from CROI.

PK workshop: new drugs and drug interactions

Pre-press reports: 13th International workshop on Clinical Pharmacology of HIV Therapy 16–18 April 2012, Barcelona Hyperlinks below to early reports for the next edition of HTB are published online in draft. The full edition of the May/June edition of HTB …

HTB Turkey: April 2012 edition online

HIV Tedavi Bülteni Türkiye (HTB Turkey) is a Turkish-language publication produced by an independent group of Turkish doctors, activists and health care workers, International HIV Partnerships (IHIVP, www.ihivp.org) and i-Base. HTB Türkiye.4_Nisan_2012 PDF (1.5 Mb) 4th Edition – April 2012 For …

New BHIVA guidelines: HIV positive adults and HIV & pregnancy (April 2012)

Reports from the BHIVA Conference, Clinical Pharmacology Workshop and a few last studies from CROI.

Pre-press HTB reports from BHIVA conference

PRE-PRESS reports Hyperlinks below to early reports for the next edition of HTB are published online in draft. New reports will also be added to this page and hyperlinked next week. Introduction This year the BHIVA spring conference was held …

NEW: Introduction to Combination Therapy – 2012 update

The new and updated April 2012 edition of this non technical guide to HIV treatment is now available. Read this guide online Download PDF version Order print copies Print copies are free but bulk orders are only free to postal …

First reports from CROI: the cure, new drugs, kids, PrEP and hepC

The Conference of Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI) is the most important annual HIV conference. Our first reports are mow published in HIV Treatment Bulletin (HTB) online and in print. Exciting and important new breakthroughs including for: cure research, pipeline …

March/April issue of HTB now online

The March/April edition of HIV Treatment Bulletin is now online. This issue largely features our first coverage from the Conference of Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (CROI), which this year attracted over 4000 delegates to Seattle. Much of the conference is …

i-Base pregnancy guide: Portuguese edition

The i-Base guide to HIV, Pregnancy and Women’s Health has been translated into Portuguese by the Lisbon based activist group GAT. This is now available as a PDF format. Download PDF file. (700 Kb) Other i-Base guides in Portuguese are available …

Introduction to combination therapy (April 2012)

Updated June 2009. This guide includes information about the most important aspects of HIV treatment. Written and reviewed by HIV-positive treatment people in everyday language.

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