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September 2004
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XV International World AIDS Conference, 11-16 July 2004, Bangkok
Dollars, commerce, politics and prejudice all present obstacles to scaling up access to treatment in resource poor countries
MTCT programmes in South Africa: nevirapine and the minister
Urgency of global access to ARV treatment for IV drug users
Replace myths with evidence–based policies on IV drug use
Adding Combivir to single dose nevirapine for reduction of MTCT significantly reduces resistance
Lopinavir/r levels reduced during pregnancy
Another chance for 3TC in patients with M184V mutation?
Kaletra monotherapy: small studies and early data
Lowering dose of d4T can maintain efficacy and reduce side effects
Three-year renal safety with tenofovir; cystatin may be a useful marker
Fluconazole increases nevirapine levels and risk of serious hepatotoxicity
Efavirenz interaction with rifampin may not require dose adjustment in patients with low body weight
Tipranavir significantly lowers doses of saquinavir, amprenavir and lopinavir/r
Responses to hepatitis vaccinations: an optimum window for protection?
HBV vaccine, CD4 count and increasing response with double-dose
Response to Hepatitis A (HAV) vaccine determined by CD4 count
Inventive ways to explain HAART and adherence to children
Isoniazid has early and unexpected benefit in reducing childhood mortality
Lack of keratin overlaying inner foreskin may explain lower HIV infection rates in circumcised men
Antiretrovirals
US FDA approves Glaxo and Gilead drug combinations
Abbott applies for once-daily license for lopinavir/r
AIDS activists respond to NIH decision on overriding HIV drug patent
Treatment access
A round-up of news about access to treatments with links to sources
Side effects
Efficacy of acetyl-L-carnitine for antiretroviral toxic neuropathy
Hepatitis coinfection
Chiron relaxes patent licences for hepatitis C
Other news
Activists arrested in Nepal in homophobic atmosphere
Correspondence
SMART study examines the long term benefit risk of interruptions versus continued use of ART
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