Coinfection (HCV/HIV)
Research Leads to Guidelines on How To Treat Patients with HCV and HIV
Published in Hepatitis Weekly, September 18th, 2000
HCV has become a leading cause of death in HIV patients, but researchers unveiled new solutions during the 2000 Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) meeting, held September 7-10, 2000, in New Orleans, Louisiana.
The Hepatitis Resource Network (HRN) held a pre-IDSA symposium on September 7, 2000, titled "Issues and Controversies in Hepatitis C and HIV/HCV Co-infection."
During a presentation at IDSA on September 8, Douglas Dieterich, MD, Cabrini Medical Center and HRN president, presented the results of a new clinical...
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Source: Hepatitis Weekly (2000-09-18)
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