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GMHC Treatment Issues
Table of Contents, Winter 1999-2000

The Death of Adefovir
Gilead pulls the plug on the drug. Treatment Issues explores what went wrong with its development.
Gilead vs. FDA
Watch as the FDA eviscerates a new drug application.
Simpler Is Better, So Far
To PI-Spare or not to PI-Spare. Can't we just call it a draw?
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The $4 Question
One good use for Nevirapine. It may not make Boerhinger-Ingleheim a bundle, but it could reduce the rate of perinatal transmission.
Treatment Briefs
The State of Resistance Testing
Piece de Resistance. A review of resistance assays, how best to use them and how to get reimbursement

Treatment Issues

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GMHC Treatment Issues Table of Contents, Winter 1999-2000

GMHC Treatment Issues
Table of Contents, Winter 1999-2000