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Treatment interruptions may result in poor T-cell recovery in patients with nadir CD+ count <50 cells/mm3

Treatment interruptions are safe in patients with CD4+ count between 300 to 500 cells/mm3 and viral loads lower than 70,000 copies/mL

Treatment interruption strategy reports from the XIV International AIDS Conference

Aminoperazine shows promise in enhancing immune response of HIV patients

Interleukin-2 with dual nucleoside therapy

Immunotherapy at the 1st IAS conference

Outcome of patients with discordant responses to HAART

Preliminary data from four studies of double PI regimen using once daily Fortovase plus “mini dose” ritonavir

Interleukin-2 improves CD4+ cell counts in patients with poor immune response to HAART

Use of cytokines in HIV: colony-stimulating factors, erythropoietin, and interleukin-2

Structured treatment interruptions

Study shows immune system can control HIV: early antiviral treatment primes the immune system to suppress viral levels without drugs

Human IL-12 may augment HIV-specific immunity in HIV-positive patients

Structured treatment interruptions and treatment intensification

New developments in affordable antiretroviral therapy: intermittent treatment

Once-daily protease-based regimens

What is the significance of blips in viral load?

Phase III study of GM-CSF in advanced HIV disease

GM-CSF beneficial for patients with advanced HIV disease

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

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