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Newsletter of Current Issues in HIV/AIDS

Index of Issues: 2000 to Present

2007

July – December 2007
Human Rights and HIV/AIDS in Brazil; AIDS Vaccine Update; LIV Lipodystrophy; Migration and HIV

April – June 2007
Special Issue on HIV and Aging: Reality Demands Change; Depression, Distress, HIV, and Aging; Cardiovascular Disease and HIV; Taking Care of Each Other

January – March 2007
The End of Nandrolone; The International Narcotics Control Board and HIV/AIDS; Money, Moralism, and Microbicides: Barriers in Microbicides Development; A Rare Moment in Time

2006

August – December 2006
Maraviroc in the home stretch. Tracking maraviroc in Treatment Issues. Webcasts offer latest research on HIV and more. Theo Smart on the difficult diagnosis of tuberculosis. FDA Hearing on HCV drug development. Pregnancy outcomes in DART study. Rapidly progressing HCV in gay men.

April – July 2006
The world needs better HIV drugs. The global need for Kaletra. Increasing access to tenofovir. Treating HIV and HCV in the same person. Testing the next generation of HIV drugs

January – March 2006
Uncertain future for early drug access programs. The history of early access for HIV drugs. Programs place big burden on research sites. Ethical review of research protects patients. Universal access to ARVs requires stronger health systems. GMHC Action Center demands more treatment research for women.

2005

December 2005
AIDS is Still a Political Crisis: Gregg Gonsalves on the vanishing voice of people with HIV. Planning for Tomorrow: Young investigators tackle AIDS Research. Birth Defects and HIV: No unexpected link seen. The Genital Herpes Connection: Increased risk for HIV? Who Are the Elite Controllers? Suppressing HIV without drugs.

September/November 2005
European AIDS Conference: Satellite sessions keep the faith and pay the bills. Interview with Dr. Joseph Sonnabend: The doctor/patient relationship is key. Simplified diagnostics for the developing world: Is too much data a danger?

July/August 2005
Crystal meth conference: exploring solutions from all sides. Treating methamphetamine dependency. Tracking the sources of Meth. Allan Clear and Luciano Colonna on next steps.

May/June 2005
Preventing HPV: vaccines are on the way. Aptivus arrives. FDA shoptalk. Immunology summit. Invisible injection drug users.

March/April 2005
HIV-associated fat problems: What is happening to my body? Will treatment programs succeed in the developing world? Treatment activists go generic in Mumbai. Strengthening national health systems.

January/February 2005
The New York "Super Virus": Was the alarm justified? Men, Meth, and Sex. The Feminization of AIDS: Tough choices for African leaders. The Retrovirus Conference Webcasts. Return of the Supertramp.

 

2004

November/December 2004
The nevirapine whistleblower mess; Rethinking mother-to-child transmission; The federal public policy outlook; research standards here and there.

September/October 2004
Voices from all over: AIDS activists look ahead. My doctors doesn't hear me. Flu: the coup. After the election.

July/August 2004
Drug users speak out at the International AIDS Conference; science news from Bangkok; Bush & Kerry health proposals compared; Charles Clifton remembered. Visit GMHC's IAC 2004 Photo Gallery.

May/June 2004
Gender inequality and AIDS; ARVs and women in India; drug news; wrong direction for NIH trials networks?

March/April 2004
Work and HIV: Making a safe transition to employment; understand your benefits and options first; why work matters.

January/February 2004
Genetic factors in HIV progression; 11th Retrovirus Conference on the Web; International Drug Pricing Q&A; Boondoggle at the NIH.

 

2003

December 2003
AIDS advocacy on the rise; SAVE ADAP push announced; 400% Norvir price hike sparks Abbott boycott; T-1249 development suspended.

November 2003
Prescription drug prices are driving the coming crisis in health care; Are viral load "blips" a cause for alarm?; AIDS activists meet the FDA.

October 2003
The Burden of Disease: Coinfections and comorbitities. HIV, HCV, HBC, Tuberculosis and Malaria.

September 2003
Microbicides, Sexual transmission of HIV, Interview with Zena Stein, Microbicide advocacy, Kaletra as a single agent HAART.

July/August 2003
Access to care, ART in Sub-Sarahan Africa, Médecins Sans Frontières treatment projects worldwide, hepatitis c, prevention in India, new drugs, treatment in South Africa.

June 2003
Alternative therapies, HIV and disability, Atazanavir dosing options, and more.

May 2003
Showdown at the X4 Corral, Nevirapine-Based Fixed-Dose Combination ARVs, Gilead's Viread International Access Program.

April 2003
HIV/AIDS care, New York City HIV/AIDS statistics, HAART-related vascular disease and more about Fuzeon.

March 2003
All about Fuzeon, the first in a new class of HIV drugs called fusion inhibitors. Also, the lack of HIV/AIDS drugs in Jamaica and the problem with Zerit.

January/ February 2003
The social nature of our biology, women and HIV, salvage therapy and structured treatment interruptions, the new US HIV/AIDS budget.

December 2002
Five new HIV/AIDS drugs, New York ADAP cuts, interview with IAS president, intervention in India.

November 2002
An in-depth look at treatment education.

October 2002
The case against Zerit, organ transplants, fighting HIV in Botswana, drug fact sheet reviews.

September 2002
ADAP cuts, sexual transmission of HCV, protein interactions, rapid testing.

July/August 2002
Coverage of the XIV International AIDS Conference in Barcelona, drugs in development.

June 2002
Appeal to African religious leaders, advocacy and activism, adolescents and condoms, microbicides, crucial wasting treatment withdrawn, inaction.

May 2002
What immunity assays tell us.

April 2002
Spiraling drug prices and Medicaid, ADAP cuts and restrictions, fighting patent monopolies, drug industry reform, PhRMA, Mary Delaney on drug pricing.

March 2002
HAART, new HIV targets, T-20 personal diary, nevirapine, vaccine testing.

February 2002
Rapid testing, patents and HIV medicine, independent review, breast-feeding, gene patenting.

January 2002
Genetics and recovery, primer on proteins, P-glycoprotein, HIV campaign in an Islamic school, SMART study.

November/December 2001
Diagnostic tools, brain donor, adefovir, ICAAC report, once-a-day dosing, financial disclosure.

October 2001
Researchers' and subjects' motives, tenofovir, ICAAC, rethinking priorities.

September 2001
Catholic healthcare, HIV SNPs, "endpoints," treatment strategies.

July/August 2001
A look at drug development costs, malaria and HIV, drug levels in the human body.

June 2001
Justice in South Africa, understanding scientific papers (part 3), direction of treatments.

May 2001
Federal treatment research, wasting, understanding scientific papers (part 2), clinical research, AACTG.

April 2001
T-20 delay, worldwide AIDS treatment, understanding scientific papers (part 1), HCV, HIV drugs in women.

February/March 2001
Federal treatment guidelines, HAART, sinusitis, lipids, recalling Michael Callen.

January 2001
Nevirapine toxicity, medical terminology, drug recycling, new drug news.

November/December 2000
Blood-donating discrimination, vaccine hopes, protease inhibitor benefits.

September/October 2000
Durban, mother-to-child transmission, body fat changes.

Spring 2000
Changing views on when to start therapy, response to AIDS denialists, lipodystrophy and mitochondria toxicity updates, information on treatment strategies.

 

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