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Hydroxyurea is active in vitro against multidrug-resistant HIV

ABT-378/r (Lopinavir): defining a resistance profile and the effects of resistance on virological response in experienced patients

Indinavir/ritonavir at 400/400 mg or 800/100 mg as intensification

Ritonavir/saquinavir combination: effect of ritonavir dosage

What is the significance of blips in viral load?

Phenotypic resistance testing improves response to therapy: final analysis of VIRA3001

A prospective study of strategic treatment interruptions in patients with chronic HIV-infection

Added value of hydroxyurea or IL-2 to STIs remains uncertain

Continued benefits from protease inhibitor based therapy despite virological failure

Do resistance mutations disappear off therapy?

Selection of PI mutations during slow decay of VL and resistance after PI failure

Thymidine analogues mutations (TAMS) and other NA-related resistance mutations

Nevirapine vs efavirenz: the SENC trial

A warning on simplification strategies: not suitable for all

Third International Workshop on Salvage Therapy for HIV Infection, April 12-14, 2000, Chicago, USA

Exercise testing in HIV patients with random increased lactic acid levels: evidence for a reduced anaerobic threshold with a pattern of mitochondrial dysfunction

Third International Workshop on Salvage Therapy for HIV Infection, April 12-14, 2000, Chicago, USA

Clinical studies of indinavir/ritonavir as salvage therapy

Indinavir plus ritonavir: might exposure to higher levels of indinavir overcome protease resistant HIV and prove useful to ‘rescue’ previously failed protease inhibitor based combinations?

First International Workshop in Clinical Pharmacology in HIV Therapy, 30-31 March 2000, Noordwijk, Netherlands

TDM: standardisation and quality control

TDM in clinical practice

ATHENA – Early results from first randomised study of clinical benefits of TDM

TDM for individualising dosing – practicality and efficacy for PIs and RTIs

TDM and adherence

Drug interactions: amprenavir, saquinavir, ABT-378/r (lopinavir/r), indinavir, efavirenz, ritonavir

L-Acetyl Carnitine (LAC) improves symptoms of peripheral neuropathy (PN): evidence for increases in cutaneous innervation

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

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