ACRIA Update Contenido, Verano de 2007

AIDS Community Research Initiative of America

ACRIA Update
Contenido, Verano de 2007

Más Allá de los Condones: Prevención del VIH
Por Daniel Tietz
¿Qué Pasó con la Vacuna?
Por Richard Jefferys
Microbicidas: ¿Donde Estamos Ahora?
Antes y Después: PrEP y PEP
Por Luis Scaccabarozzi y Mark Milano
Perspectiva Personal: VIH- ¿Tu También?
Por Mark Milano
¿Reducción de Daño para el Sexo Anal Sin Protección?
Por Rafael Madrid
Noticias en ACRIA
Estudios ACRIA en Proceso

ACRIA Update

Editor en Jefe
Daniel Tietz

Editores
Mark Milano
Luis Scaccabarrozzi

Editor Médico
Dr. Jerome A. Ernst

Editor Médico Asociado
Dr. Douglas Mendez

Asociada en Publicaciones
Laura Engle

Traductores
Rafael Madrid, Editor
Luis Scaccabarrozzi
Gustavo Otto
Ricardo Vanegas-Plata

Junta de Directores de ACRIA
Martha Nelson, Presidente
Dr. Donald Kotler, Vice-Presidente
Dr. Charles Franchino, Secretario
Mark J. Montgomery, Tesorero
Ross Bleckner
Marisa Cardinale
Francisco Costa
Abg.º Alphonso B. David
Vincent Wm. Gagliostro
Deborah Hughes
Leslie Klotz
Christopher Murray
Dr. Judith Rabkin
Isabel Rattazzi
Abg.º Vaughn C. Williams

En Memoria:
Dr. Barry Binkowitz
Gary Bonasorte
Kiki Mason
David Seidner
George N. Stathakis

Director Médico
Dr. Jerome A. Ernst

This article was provided by AIDS Community Research Initiative of America. It is a part of the publication ACRIA Update.

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