Conference Announcement (TB)
TB Treatment in HIV+ to Be Addressed in Fall Meeting
Published in AIDS Weekly, June 2nd, 1997
The meeting will bring together investigators and experts on tuberculosis and HIV to consider recent research findings in this area, according to a report published in the CDC's TB Notes (No 1, 1997).
While CDC has recommended that HIV positive patients with drug-susceptible tuberculosis be treated with the standard six-month short-course regimen, many providers prescribe nine months to a year of treatment.
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Source: AIDS Weekly (1997-06-02)
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