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D A Cooper
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Primary carcinoma of the lung in nonsmokers.
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Survival of men with peripheral lung cancer in relation to histologic characteristics and growth rate.
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John Blair Barnwell, M.D.
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Pneumoconiosis among workers in an antimony industry.
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The role of surgery in the cure of lung cancer.
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Growth rate in the detection and prognosis of bronchogenic carcinoma.
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Cigarettes, cough, and cancer of the lung.
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The survival of men with measurable proved lung cancer in relation to growth rate.
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Second pulmonary neoplasms among long-term survivors of lung cancer.
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HIV and AIDS. Gap between biology and reality in AIDS.
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Combined analysis of two-year follow-up from two open-label randomized trials comparing efficacy of three nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor backbones for previously untreated HIV-1 infection: OzCombo 1 and 2.
PURPOSE: To compare inhibition of HIV replication, improvements in CD4+ T-cell counts, metabolic parameters, and body shape changes after 2 years of assigned therapy in OzCombo patients. METHOD: Study participants were those who were recruited into the open-label OzCombo 1 (1996/1997) and OzCombo 2 (1997/1998) trials. Patients in OzCombo 1 were randomized to receive indinavir in combination with zidovudine+lamivudine (AZT+3TC; n = 35), stavudine (d4T)+3TC (n = 34), or d4T+didanosine (ddI) (n = 37). OzCombo 2 patients were randomized to the same nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor (NRTI) backbones with nevirapine (n = 20, 22, 23, respectively). The mean time-weighted changes from baseline in CD4 T-cell count/mL, HIV RNA (log copies/mL plasma), and proportions with detectable viral load (<500 copies plasma HIV RNA/mL) between NRTI arms over 2 years were compared by formal meta-analysis. A cross-sectional study of metabolic and body shape complications was also undertaken. RESULTS: For the comparison of d4T+3TC and d4T+ddI to AZT+3TC, mean differences in time-weighted change from baseline in CD4 T-cell count/microL and log copies HIV RNA/mL adjusted for baseline CD4+ T-cell and HIV RNA counts were: -44 (p =.08) and -14 (p =.56) cells/microL and -0.1 (p =.40) and -0.1 (p =.6) copies/mL. Odds ratios for detectable viral load in the last study quarter were 0.6 (p =.44) and 1.0 (p =.95). The mean percent leg fat was lower in the d4T+3TC and d4T+ddI than the AZT+3TC arm (mean difference 5.1% [p =.07] and 7.6% [p =.02], respectively). CONCLUSION: For all regimens, virological control and immunological response were maintained over 2 years. Regimens containing d4T and particularly d4T+ddI were significantly associated with increased peripheral fat loss compared with AZT+3TC.
The acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and tuberculosis.
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World AIDS Day: what progress since last year?
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Bridging the divide: global inequities in access to HIV/AIDS therapy.
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Pathogenesis and management of HIV-associated drug hypersensitivity.
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