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For more than two decades, AEGiS was the largest and most comprehensive online HIV library.  It was also one of the first organisations to prioritise open-access to resources on HIV and AIDS.  Unfortunately, increasing difficulty with sustaining funding meant that this …

Doctor Fax was a publication produced in the UK from June 1996 to January 2000 by the activist organisation AIDS Treatment Project (ATP). The archive (currently moving to a new format) is included on the i-Base website as a historical …

PDF downloads (archive from 2007-2010) ARV4IDU was a quarterly electronic publication produced from 2007 to 2010 that focused on issues relating to access to HIV treatment by current and former injecting drug users. The publication includes conference reports and reviews of …

ARV4IDUs was a publication focused on issues relating to access to HIV treatment by people who inject drugs (PWID) – currently or formerly. ARV4IDUs was produced by i-Base from 2007 to 2010 and published in English and Russian editions. Issue 7: …

Download PDF 279 Kb This was commissioned by HIV i-Base from Winnie Ssanyu Sseruma to understand the needs of HIV-positive Africans living in the UK, evaluate our existing publications and services and inform future strategy. By assessing and analysing the …

Download booklet A small handbook based on the i-Base Introduction to Combination Therapy that focuses on the four main combinations recommended in the latest WHO treatment guidelines. It also comments on how HIV is treated in other countries. We produced …

Our first meeting on paediatric research and care. Bringing together important researchers and clinicians from the UK, Europe and the US to present their latest research and to discuss the obstacles (and strategies to overcome them) with adherence, in babyhood, …

Meeting to review the research that supports wider use of TDM for some NNTRIs and protease inhibitors, especially for individualising care in certain patient groups. These include children, people with liver or kidney impairment, potential drug interactions where there is …