April 2000 Cover
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Blood tests now coming into use can provide some information about which anti-HIV drugs are unlikely to work for a particular patient, because their virus has become resistant to those drugs. Updated
HIV-treatment guidelines now, for the first time, recommend such resistance testing in some cases.
A Web site for physicians provides brief articles on resistance testing, ask-the-experts questions and answers, tables showing which mutations affect which drugs, a glossary, and other background
information; it is available at www.hivresistance.com.
Editor's Note: from AIDS Treatment News
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