Clinical Trials Notification ProgramWinter 1998/99 CRIA provides notice to persons with HIV infection who might be candidates for current and/or future clinical trials. Sign up and receive a FREE subscription to CRIA UPDATE, our quarterly treatment educational newsletter. You will also receive advance notification about new clinical trials at CRIA and announcements for our monthly HIV/AIDS forums. Please mail the form to: CRIA Trials Notification, 230 West 38th St., 17th Floor, New York, NY 10018 or FAX the form to: 212-924-3936. If you have any questions regarding the form or would like to talk to someone about clinical trials please call 212-924-3934. All information will be kept strictly confidential
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OK to leave message?____YES ____NO Gender: Male_____ Female____ Date of Birth:_____________________ Month / Day / Year Year of HIV diagnosis________ Most recent CD4 count(T-Cell)____________ Date_______________ Height_________ Most recent weight___________ Date___________ Weight loss in the past 6 months?________ Lbs. Have you ever taken antiretroviral medication to treat HIV infection? YES_______ NO_______ Don't know_______ Have you ever taken a protease inhibitor drug? YES_______ NO_______ Don't know________ Please circle which, if any, of the medications you have ever taken: AZT(Retrovir) 3TC(Epivir) d4T(Zerit) ddI(Videx) ddC(HIVID) abacavir(1592) nevirapine(Viramune) delavirdine(Rescriptor) efavirenz(Sustiva) Adefovir dipivoxil(Preveon) indinavir(Crixivan) saquinavir(Invirase or Fortovase) ritonavir(Norvir) nelfinavir(Viracept) amprenavir The following information is for statistical purposes only and is optional: Mode of transmission (how you became infected) -- check those that apply: Injection Drug Use______
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