AIDS Therapies (ICAAC Conference News)

HIV/AIDS Database Focuses on Real-World Treatment Outcomes

Published in AIDS Weekly, October 25th, 1999

A new HIV/AIDS database being developed at the University of California at San Francisco is designed to serve as a centralized location for real-world treatment outcomes and as a resource for the international medical community in treating HIV disease.

The system is named HIVWatch. The UCSF Positive Health Program based at San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center is acting as the initial test and development site for the database, in cooperation with the San Francisco Department of Public Health.

From the pilot project, the UCSF team has determined the rate of increase in CD4 cells and the reduction in viral load among its patients.

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Source: AIDS Weekly (1999-10-25)

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