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Memory Loss And Hiv
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Memory loss and HIV treatmentI have a friend who is 26 years old and has just been diagnosied with HIV 6 months ago, has started treatment due to t-cell count and has realized that their is a major memory problem and has a hard time trying to concentrate, this problem has...
Response from Ewald Horwath, M.D.
University of Miami School of Medicine
Memory problems are not typical side effects of these drugs, but memory impairment can be caused by HIV. Your friend may benefit from some careful evaluation of his memory to get an objective assessment and to see if there is enough of a memory...
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Memory loss - due to HIV or coma meds?Hi,A friend of mine has been HIV+ for 13 years. He is 38yo. He didn't take any HIV meds until... Read more »HIV and memory lossI have been living with HIV for 16 years. I am still undetectable and have a CD4 count around... Read more »
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Lawsuit Over AIDS Memorial Quilt Reflects Changes in U.S. HIV/AIDS Epidemic, New York Times ReportsThe lawsuit over the AIDS Memorial Quilt -- involving the Atlanta-based Names Project Foundation and Cleve Jones, who started the quilt in 1987 and served as its spokesperson for 15 years -- reflects the "changing symbolism and purpose of one of... Read more »
In Memory of Martin Delaney: The Founder of Project InformMartin Delaney Last week we lost one of the true heroes in the response to AIDS. Martin Delaney, the founder and longtime Executive Director of the HIV advocacy/education organization Project Inform, died of liver cancer at his home near San... Read more »
Design Evoking Rebirth of Fire-Scarred Forest Wins Contest for Centerpiece of National AIDS Memorial GroveOfficials for a contest to create a centerpiece for the seven-acre National AIDS Memorial Grove in Golden Gate Park, Calif., on Wednesday announced that two New York City-based architects have won the competition, the AP/ San Francisco Chronicle ... Read more »
Risk: Principles of Judgment in Health Care DecisionsThis article is dedicated to the memory of mybrother, Gary Freedman, a victor of AIDS. Editor's Note: In the November 20, 1996 issue of JAMA , I read an impressive review of Duty andHealing: Foundations of a Jewish Bioethic , byBenjamin... Read more »
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HIV and Memory Loss
Posted by ScotCharles, 4 Replies
I'm curious how many of you --1. Have experienced easily forgetting things or have trouble learning new things 2. Have a hard time with math 3. Have trouble paying attention for a long period of time 4. Have trouble finding the right words to get... Read more » Memory loss
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
When does memory loss usually occur when contracting HIV ? and why does this occur ? and how badly is the memory loss ?
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Memory loss
Posted by Anonymous, 4 Replies
Is memory loss a symptom of early hiv infection (3 months after an exposure)?Read more » Advertisement
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