AIDS Treatment News
Table of Contents, April 7, 2000

• AIDS Practice Issues Today
  Interview with Paul Bellman, M.D.

  A doctor in private practice in Manhattan describes practical treatment issues today -- including antiretroviral effectiveness and toxicity, treating certain drug toxicities, changing or rotating antiretrovirals, possible treatment interruption, and immune-based treatment possibilities including low-dose IL-2, and Remune.

• South Africa "AIDS Dissident" Dispute: Time to Stop and Think
  
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  Many AIDS experts are becoming concerned that fringe ideas about the cause of AIDS may interfere with controlling the epidemic in Africa.

• Pfizer Will Donate Fluconazole to South Africa
  

  A new drug-donation program may save many lives in South Africa -- but not in other countries.

• New York: Immune-Based Therapies Teach-In, April 15
  

  Leading HIV research physicians will discuss progress on immune-based therapies, at this forum organized by Search for a Cure.

ISSN # 1052-4207

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