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 HIV Digest from the Archive Hide Summaries  
Total HIV Digest Found: 626
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Date     Title
Jun '08    When to Start Meds?
    Using viral load as a guide
Jun '08    Higher HIV Rates Reflect More Reporting
    New figures include HIV data from several states for the first time
Jun '08    If a Drug Made You Sick, the FDA Wants to Know
    Website to report adverse events
May '08    HIV 'Superinfection' Common
    But do two strains make a difference?
May '08    Party Drugs, HIV, and Meds
    Party and pay?
May '08    Nanotechnology
    Next HIV Treatment Frontier?
Apr '08    Confrontational Approach to HIV in Gay Community
    Using sex to sell prevention message
Apr '08    New Targets for Drugs
    Zeroing in on the molecules HIV uses to highjack cells
Apr '08    HIV 'Superinfection' Common?
    Once believed to be rare, infection with more than one strain of HIV may be common; but does it have any clinical significance?
Apr '08    Disease is Punishment for Sin?
    Catholic school opts for ostrich approach
Mar '08    Nipping HIV in the Bud
    UCLA researchers have found that a key protein in the body's dendritic cells can stop the virus that causes AIDS from "budding".
Mar '08    PEP Won't Boost Risky Behavior
    Providing post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) antiretroviral treatment to people after they may have been exposed to HIV is an effective way to prevent them from becoming infected and does not appear to promote high-risk behavior
Mar '08    Viral Load and Drug Holidays
    If you'd like to go on an HIV treatment holiday, you may want to make sure you have an undetectable viral load first....
Mar '08    New NNRTI
    Intelence (TMC125, etravirine) joined Sustiva (efavirenz, Stocrin), Viramune (nevirapine), and the little-used Rescriptor (delavirdine) on the NNRTI roster.
Feb '08    New Drug Approved in Canada
    Health Canada has approved the HIV/AIDS drug Isentress (raltegravir) for treatment-experienced patients who show evidence of viral replication and drug resistance.
Feb '08    Some AIDS Vaccines May Harm?
    Shut-down T-cells could leave a person more susceptible to infection.
Feb '08    Patient Records Leaked Online
    Who monitors what is happening?
Feb '08    Democrats Abandon Family-Planning Aid Fight
    Lacking the votes to override a promised presidential veto and anxious to finish the spending bill before Christmas, Democrats gave up.
Jan '08    Candidates Respond to Needle-Exchange Programs, Sex Education
    Among the Democratic candidates, Senator Joe Biden (Delaware), former Senator John Edwards (North Carolina), Senator Barack Obama (Illinois), and New Mexico Governor Bill Richardson met the deadline for the survey and all answered "yes" to the three questions.
Jan '08    Glaxo Sues Abbott Labs over AIDS Drug Pricing
    In its complaint filed in U.S. District Court in Oakland, California, Glaxo alleges that Abbott "schemed to remove one of the critical components" of AIDS drug cocktails on the U.S. market by raising Norvir's price by 400 percent.
Jan '08    Australia's Olympic Doctors Warn Team Off Getting Tattoos
    Tattoos, unsafe sex ruled Olympic no-nos
Jan '08    Drug Users, Homosexuals Get Raw Deal
    Survey data show doctors who feel discomfort are less likely to provide patients with adequate STI care
Dec '07    Prezista Matches Kaletra Trial
    Johnson & Johnson's Prezista was as effective as Abbott Laboratories' Kaletra in reducing HIV to undetectable levels in a population of treatment- naive patients, according to a new study.
Dec '07    Condoms a 'Must' for School Formals
    Text-messaging for free rubbers
Dec '07    Prosecuting Poz Sex
    Anti-poz laws often enforced with racist bias?
Nov '07    PrEP for Sex?
    Many people are clearly hoping for something other than a lifetime of rubber-insulated sex.
Nov '07    Most Contagious Three to Four Weeks After Infection
    Viral load in semen is highest -- and HIV-positive men are therefore most contagious -- three to four weeks after they've been infected.
Nov '07    Probability of Being Positive
    The estimated per-act risk for acquiring HIV from unprotected insertive anal sex with a poz partner is 6.5 per 10,000 exposures.
Oct '07    Abstinence Programs Don't Work
    Ostrich approach doomed
Oct '07    Gonorrhea Comeback in Montreal?
    Gonorrhea reports have increased in Montreal by 65 percent over the last five years, according to National Public Health Institute of Quebec researchers.

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