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Conference abstracts and reports

AEGiS

AEGis (AIDS Education Global Information System) has provided a huge library of AIDS information free to the world for over 12 years. Just one of its projects puts AIDS conference abstracts online, when no one else has done so.

www.aegis.org

In the current issue of AIDS Treatment News there is an interview with Sister Mary Elizabeth about the AEGiS online conference abstract database.

www.aidsnews.org/2004/11/aegis-conferences.html

7th International Congress on Drug Therapy in HIV Infection

November 14 – 18, 2004, Glasgow, Scotland

Several sites include early coverage of this meeting including:

Medscape coverage

www.medscape.com/viewprogram/3602

  • Late-Breakers From Glasgow – Douglas Ward
  • Viral Resistance to Antiretroviral Therapy – Jens Lundgren
  • Adverse Events – Jens D. Lundgren
  • Negotiating the Nucleosides on the Path to Simplicity – Douglas Ward, MD

XV Intl AIDS Conference, Bangkok

Mark Mascolini’s report from the Bangkok Conference

www.thebody.com/iapac/sept04/aids2004.html

IAPAC conference articles are always essential reading, and a couple of months after most of the media attention has been forgotten, is sometimes the best time to re-read an in-depth report.

New Google research tool

This new Google tool enables to search specifically for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from all broad areas of research.

scholar.google.com

New web page on HIV drug deliberations

A new Food and Drug Administration Web page consolidates reports from HIV/AIDS-related advisory committee meetings to make accessing them easier. The site lists advisory committee meetings held since 1996; records are indexed by topic and year. Meetings related to drugs, biologics and medical devices are documented.

The site will be updated to include records of future meetings.

Most records include the meeting announcement, committee rosters, briefing materials and transcripts.

www.fda.gov/oashi/aids/advisorycom.html

Links to other websites are current at date of posting but not maintained.