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2002
January
10
HTB
10 January 2002
Contents
Antiretrovirals
Impaired response to HAART found in HIV-positive individuals with high autonomic nervous system activity
Anti-HIV effects of the malarial drug chloroquine
Treatment guidelines should place more emphasis on CD4+ counts than on viral loads
Paediatric care
Birth defects linked to use of certain drugs during pregnancy
Immune reconstitution in children treated with HAART is independent of age and pre-treatment immune status
Side effects
Doubt over use of antioxidant vitamins for the prevention of coronary disease
Endocrine disorders complicate ARV treatment
Coinfections and complications
The incidence of non-Hodgkin lymphoma has decreased significantly since the introduction of HAART
HAART and CD4+ T cells protect positive people from toxoplasmic encephalitis
KS-associated herpesvirus epidemic in San Francisco gay men predates HIV epidemic; oral sex is a likely risk for infection
HAART improves anaemia in HIV-positive patients
Unexplained vision loss in AIDS patients calls for fluorescein angiography
Cancer and HIV
HAART has little effect on anal cancer precursor lesions or on HPV
Basic science and immunology
Protease inhibitor based HAART and lymphoid regeneration
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