Brown Medical School

Resources and Web Sites

October 2001

AIDS Vaccine Web Sites

NIH AIDS Vaccines Page
http://www.niaid.nih.gov/daids/vaccine

AIDS Clinical Trial Information Service
http://www.actis.org/

The Economics of AIDS Vaccines
http://www.iaen.org/vaccine/

The Body: AIDS Vaccines
http://www.thebody.com/treat/vaccines.html

AIDS Vaccine 2001 Conference
http://63.84.172.40/

The Global Alliance to Immunize Against AIDS
http://www.gaiavaccine.org

AIDS Treatment Web Sites

Updated Adult and Adolescent HIV Treatment Guidelines
http://www.hivatis.org/guidelines/adult/Aug13_01/pdf/AAAug13S.PDF

AIDS Action: Publications on HIV and Corrections
http://www.aidsaction.org

Hopkins AIDS Service: Medical Management of HIV Infection
http://hopkins-aids.edu/publications/book/book_toc.html

Hepatitis Packets Available

NATAP: 15-page handbook on HCV and HIV/HCV co-infection. Also available in Spanish. Contact JuLev@aol.com.

Hepatitis C Awareness Project: 14-page packet on HCV targeted for and available to inmates and others. Contact pkbeckinor@aol.com.

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