AIDS Weekly
Susan Hasty, Publisher
Table of Contents . . . August 7th, 2000
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HIV Gene Therapy - Novel Therapy Uses Ribozymes and Stem Cells
Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior - Denial Speeds Progression to AIDS
AIDS Therapies - Amprenavir Useful in Initial and Salvage Treatment
AIDS Therapies - Diabetes Drug May Be Useful in Treating AIDS-Related Syndrome
Coinfection (TB/HIV) - Rifabutin/Protease Inhibitors Successfully Treat TB in HIV Patients
Diagnostics - Ultrasensitive Test Measures HIV-1 RNA in Plasma
Disease Associations - HIV and Invasive Cervical Cancer Studied in South African Women
HIV Gene Therapy - DNA Expression Vectors Target Gag Antigen to the Secretory Pathway
Opportunistic Infection - Pneumonia Vaccine Ineffective in HIV-1 Infected Ugandan Adults
AIDS Therapies - Activists Call for Fast Track Development of Reticulose
AIDS Therapies - Clinical Trials Needed to Determine Best Use of Existing Treatments and Develop New Ones
Adverse Drug Effects - Metabolic Abnormalities Caused by Protease Inhibitors
Coinfection (TB/HIV) - Tuberculosis Adversely Affects Outcome in HIV Patients
Drug Development - Chemokine Receptor Antagonists Move to Phase II Trials
Drug Resistance - Immune-Based Ampligen Therapy Viewed as Next Hope for HIV Antiretroviral Resistance
Occupational Risk - South Carolina is Site for Hepatitis C Exposure Risk Survey
Pathogenesis - Ho Discusses Problem of Elusive HIV/AIDS Cure at Major Conference
Perinatal Transmission - Sharp Drops in Perinatally-Acquired HIV Reported in U.S.
Perinatal Transmission - Success Reported in Thailand, But Other Developing Countries Lag Behind
Economic Development - Malaysia Urges ASEAN to Tackle AIDS Crisis
Funding - Australia Launches Global HIV/AIDS Initiative
Funding - Maternal Life International Awarded Grant for AIDS Care in Africa
Funding - U.S. Senate Okays $600 Million for AIDS Treatment, Relief in Poor
Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior - Stigma Prevents Many African Americans from Seeking Testing or Treatment
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