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May 2002

Contents

Antiretrovirals

  • Hydroxyurea: in vitro evidence of potency against HIV viral reservoirs
  • Transient increases in viral load are common among people on HAART, finds a study of UK patients
  • Meta-analysis supports triple therapy for HIV infection

Pregnancy

  • Reduction of mother to child HIV-1 transmission: breastfeeding negates benefits of short course regimens
  • Nevirapine at the centre of MTCT controversy
  • Mothers, orphans, and prevention of paediatric AIDS

Side effects

  • Altered adipocyte differentiation associated with protease inhibitors and lipoatrophy
  • High mortality rate in patients with severe NRTI-associated lactic acidosis
  • Tenofovir adversely affects development in foetal monkeys
  • Tenofovir not toxic to mitochondria in human cell culture

Coinfections and complications

  • HIV infection is a risk factor for external genital warts, study suggests
  • American study finds KS-associated herpesvirus is highly prevalent among gay men

Other news

  • Gilead made misleading and illegal statements about Viread, says FDA
  • Barcelona conference organisers issue nine-point plan of action on global emergency

On the web

  • Incorporating antiretroviral resistance testing into clinical practice
  • Management of co-infection with HIV and TB

PDFs

  • Volume 3 Number 4 May 2002 PDF
  • HTB RSS

Early access

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