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News on HIV Drug Resistance in New Antiretrovirals From the XVI International HIV Drug Resistance Workshop

Doug Richman provided a comprehensive recap on HIV resistance from the annual HIV resistance conference, held this year in June in Barbados. 1 His focus was on four major areas: resistance associated with the new non-nucleoside reverse... Read more »

Also In Global Health News: HIV-Positive Students In Taiwan; U. K. Commitment To Zimbabwe; Scientists Discover Faster, Cheaper HIV Test, How Schistosomiasis Drug Works; Africa's Male Circumcision Programs

Taiwan Marks Increased Numbers of HIV-Positive Students The Taiwan AIDS Foundation said that according to Department of Health's Centers for Disease Control statistics, the average age of HIV positive people in the country is getting younger, the ... Read more »

What It Feels Like to Get the News That You Have HIV

This video blog is part of the series "My HIV Journey: 13 Months of Videos Following My Diagnosis." Check out a full list of entries in the series . For many people that receive the news that they are HIV positive this is how they feel. Many... Read more »

Ask the Experts

dont be shady..tell me the good news about hiv treatment

Well Dave,Do me the favor, and dont be shady. Rather tell us the good news about hiv treatment and its progress?Armand...

Response from David Wohl, M.D.

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

I'll leave the shadiness to Eminem.The good news: the stuff works. Take it and you generally don't die. I like that in a drug. The bad news: it can be hard to take day in and day out, in a significant minority of people it can cause... Read more »

dont be shady..tell me the good news about hiv treatment

Well Dave,Do me the favor, and dont be shady. Rather tell us the good news about hiv treatment and its progress?Armand...

Response from David Wohl, M.D.

University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill

latest news about HIV

how and why we can get specially teenager get the HIV trough internet? ...

Response from Robert J. Frascino, M.D.

The Robert James Frascino AIDS Foundation

Hi,You're wondering about catching HIV via the Internet??? That's impossible, unless perhaps you have unsafe sex with an HIV-positive Geek Squad dude doing home repairs on your Mac.Dr. Bob... Read more »

recent news on HRT for HIV positive women?

Hello,I am 32 and seroconverted 2 years ago. In the past year I have noticed increasing fatigue, headaches, joint pain and weight gain. I am currently on a drug holiday (3 months). My symptoms haven't changed (better or worse)since starting...

Response from John L. Sullivan, M.D.

University of Massachusetts, Medical School

I would be very surprised if you were in the earl stages of menopause at age 32; I think it is likely that your symptoms may be unrelated to your HIV infection and the fact that they did not change when antiretroviral therapy[ ART] was stopped is a... Read more »

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Interesting news on HIV treatments..

Posted by Anonymous, 2 Replies

A presentation at the 14th International AIDS Conference in Barcelona by a University of Pittsburgh AIDS researcher reveals the "most common cause of death among HIV positive people is liver failure." Dr. Amy Justice bases her
conclusions on a study... Read more »

some good news for HIV+ people

Posted by Anonymous

I'm a person with Hep C. I've been looking for something that will help me with my problems. I won't lie I'm also a Saleman for what I'm about ready to tell you.
I ran into a person that turned me on to Dr. Robert Marshall. He is one of the most... Read more »

News 4 HIV'ers

Posted by AIDS2HIV, 3 Replies

Graves' disease may be a risk for patients starting ART with a low CD4 cell count who then have good immune restoratation
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Michael Carter, Monday, March 20, 2006

Patients who start HIV... Read more »

MORE GREAT NEWS: A NOVEL CLASS OF HIV DRUGS - 2002

Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply

http://www.msnbc.com/news/715890.asp

Clinical trials underway. Some are likely to be available THIS year. Some will be mass-produced within the next 1-2 years. More importantly, read on! So far, no side effects, easy regimen, great results!

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