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Introduction to combination therapy (April 2013)

Read this guide online Order a free printed copy Download PDF 800 Kb This guide includes information about the most important aspects of HIV treatment. It is written and reviewed by HIV-positive treatment people and uses everyday language to explain medical …

March/April HTB online

Our first 18 reports from CROI, ARV news, a review of “When to Start Treatment?”, new US guidelines and publication reviews…

Introduction to Combination Therapy (2013)

Two of the most widely used treatment guides have been updated. Read online or order print copies…

The importance of evidence for “When to Start”: a response to Dr Myron Cohen

Simon Collins, HIV i-Base This article is prompted by approaches to the debate about when to start HIV treatment, which avoid both the complexity and lack of evidence to inform this key issue for HIV positive people, doctors and health …

Changing treatment and drug resistance (February 2013)

Read this guide online Order a free printed copy Download PDF This guide looks at what to do if your viral load rebounds and how to know whether this means that your has failed. It looks at why treatment can …

January/February HTB online

The first issue of 2013 covers women’s health, global access, paediatric TB, smoking, bone health and more besides…

Updated and revised i-Base guides

Two i-Base guides updated and reprinted for 2013: the Guide to Changing Treatment and the Guide to HIV Testing and Sexual Transmission. Order print copies online.

West Balkans edition of HTB: Issue 2 online

HIV Bilten is an HIV treatment and research information resource for the West Balkans, produced by Q Club, the Serbian association of people living with HIV.

Sample workshop course structure

These pages outline a recent course that i-Base ran for Positively UK. The numbered buttons at the bottom of the page link to each of the five sessions. Session 1: Introduction to HIV treatment and setting course priorities Topics discussed: …

November/December HTB online

News from the Glasgow Conference and the US Liver Meeting (AASLD), plus more on dolutegravir, Quad, and the importance of moving globally from use of d4T.

AIDS 2012: Noticias de la XIX Conferencia Internacional sobre el Sida

Este suplemento es una revisión no técnica de la conferencia de la IAS celebrada en Washington DC.
Traducción al español realizada por el gTt, Barcelona.

d4T – Time to move on

The first conference of the Southern African Clinician’s Society burst into life with a demonstration by the Treatment Action Campaign (TAC). TAC were unequivocal that repurposing d4T at any dose is not an acceptable way to conquer cost concerns with treatment scale …

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Bulgarian translations: two new editions of i-Base guides

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September/October HTB online

News from ICAAC, further reports from IAS 2012, new BHIVA standards and Quad approval in the US.

HIV and resistance: online i-Base course

Interested in learning more about HIV resistance in non-technical language? Want to learn online at your own pace but still be able to ask questions? i-Base have developed a weekly on-line advocacy training about HIV drug resistance, why it happens, …

Q Club launch West Balkans edition of HTB

New community produced resource published in Bosnian, Montenegrin, Croatian and Serbian for Bosnia & Herzegovina, Croatia, Montenegro and Serbia.

Treatment optimisation: technical updates from WHO

Tucked away before the slog of the International AIDS Conference, the elation of the Olympics and the despair at the appointment of our new health minister, was the release of three technical updates by the World Health Organization (WHO). These …

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

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