AIDS Therapies
Early Viral Reduction May Not Affect Resting Energy Expenditure
Published in AIDS Weekly, January 31st, 2000
H. Pernerstorferschoen and colleagues performed a study to investigate whether protease inhibitor (PI) (nelfinavir)-containing highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) affects body composition differently in HIV infected and AIDS patients without wasting syndrome ("Beneficial effects of protease inhibitors on body composition and energy expenditure: a comparison between HIV infected and AIDS patients," AIDS, December 3, 1999;13(17):2389-2396).
The researchers also set out to delineate the changes...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2000-01-31)
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