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Dormant Hiv
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Ask the Experts
A new hope? Lymphoma Drug Wakes Up Dormant HIVA drug approved to treat lymphoma, Zolinza (vorinostat, SAHA) can wake up CD4 cells latently infected with HIV and render them vulnerable to antiretroviral (ARV) medication, according to a study published in the Journal of Biological Chemistry and...
Response from Mark Holodniy, M.D., F.A.C.P., C.I.C.
Stanford University, School of Medicine
...Perhaps. But more studies will have to be done in HIV infected people to determine whether this is a safe strategy.
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Dormant HIVI've heard that HIV can lay dormant in the body for up to ten years. Is there any truth to this? Read more »Dr BoB!!Could HIV keep dormant or am i crazy!?I promise to donate,please help!Dear Dr Bob: I recently read some articles and began to worry about if the virus of HIV... Read more »
Articles
Anti-Convulsant Might Help Eliminate Dormant HIV-Infected Cells, Study Says; Scientists Say Finding Could Lead to HIV Cure...shown promise in reducing the number of dormant cells infected with HIV, a finding that one day could lead to a cure for HIV/AIDS, according to preliminary research published in the Aug. 12 issue of the Lancet , the AP/ USA Today reports.... Read more »
AIDS 2010: Researchers Moving Toward HIV/AIDS Treatments and Cures...was the destruction of HIV cells, making the Berlin Patient essentially immune to HIV and allowing him or her to stop taking HIV/AIDS medication. The stem cell recipient hasn't taken drugs for over two years since receiving the transplant. This... Read more »
Looking Ahead: NIAID's Future HIV/AIDS Therapeutics Priorities... This article was cross-posted from the AIDS.gov blog. Carl W. Dieffenbach, Ph.D. , is Director of NIAID's Division of AIDS. Since the 1980s when the HIV/AIDS epidemic Read more »
U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS Lewis, WHO AIDS Director Kim Visit Lesotho to Evaluate HIV/AIDS Programs... U.N. Special Envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa Stephen Lewis on Wednesday began a three-day visit to Lesotho to evaluate the Southern African country's developments Read more »
Connect With Others
Workplace issues and HIV/AIDS
Posted by ScotCharles
...http://www.thebody.com/workplace.html Check out this link for workplace issues with HIV/AIDS. It is very thorough.
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HIV/AIDS Blogging/Blogs
Posted by DaveyBoy, 2 Replies
...Blog is online (web based) journal or small blurbs people can read or comment. My HIV/AIDS blog is on http://hiv-aids.blog-city.com Other POZ blogz on http://www.HIVforum.com/blogs/
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HIV/AIDS jobs in S.CALIFORNIA
Posted by tre, 1 Reply
...I have a science background and years of experience in HIV/AIDS education, outreach and research and would like a F/T or P/T job in the southern california area. Any suggestions?
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whats life like with hiv/aids?
Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies
...I am a student doing a research paper on how life is like for those recently diagnosed with hiv/aids. Theres questions that i need to ask to someone that is diagnosed with this disease, if you wouldlike to help me please email
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