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April 2000
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Editorial
Welcome to HIV Treatment Bulletin (incorporating DrFax)
Treatment alerts
St John’s Wort: message from Professor A Breckenridge, Chair, Committee on Safety of Medicines.
Conference reports
7th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections (ROI), January 30-February 2 2000, San Francisco
Paediatrics: children are not small (or miniature) adults
HIV-positive women, pregnancy and newborns
Flu-like symptoms of severe acute HIV infection develop after suspension of HAART
Non-clade B virus: epidemiology, testing strategies and resistance
Treatment strategies
French National Drug Agency re-commends use of IL-2 if HAART does not lead to an increase in CD4 count to greater than 200 cells/mm3
PK and drug interactions
Interactions of St John’s Wort (Hypericum perforatum) preparations
Important safety information for people taking St John’s Wort preparations
Guidelines
Public Health Service (US) releases updated guidelines for treatment of HIV positive pregnant women
Other news
French National Drug Agency re-commends use of IL-2 if HAART does not lead to an increase in CD4 count to greater than 200 cells/mm3
Public Health Service (US) releases updated guidelines for treatment of HIV positive pregnant women (April 2000)
French Health Authority approves enteric coated ddI
U.S. FDA approves film-coated nelfinavir mesylate (Viraceptâ„¢)
St John’s Wort
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Volume 1 Number 1 April 2000 PDF
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