New CDC surveillance system.
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'Respiratory etiquette'. CDC's SARS draft plan suggests masks for patients.
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Audits. CDC 'reviews' HIV group--again.
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Community unrest forces revisions to CDC HIV prevention initiative.
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CDC outlines new guidance for HIV prevention.
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The CDC's 2003 National HIV Prevention Conference.
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Drug resistance guide being pondered by CDC. As HIV drug resistance rises, surveillance needed.
Guidelines released by two groups this year recommend resistance testing for all recently infected patients beginning treatment. However, both groups also suggest considering resistance testing for drug-naive patients whose infections are not recent, particularly if the prevalence of resistance in the patient's area is 5% or greater.
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Genotyping in contact investigations: a CDC perspective.
Genotyping of Mycobacterium tuberculosis isolates has been widely used to support investigations of outbreaks and as a tool for studying transmission dynamics and other aspects of tuberculosis epidemiology. Its applications to contact investigations are more limited. Targeted typing can be used to confirm or disprove suspected relationships among cases. Universal typing of isolates can be used to identify unsuspected transmission and broaden the scope of contact investigations. In order to properly use the results, one must understand the nature of the changes in the M. tuberculosis genome that produce the heterogeneity reflected in the genotypes, and understand the discriminatory power of the various methods. IS6110 fingerprinting provides the highest discriminatory power, but can be a slow process. Spoligotyping and MIRU-VNTR are PCR-based methods that provide faster turnaround and produce digital results that facilitate comparisons. Appropriately used, isolate genotyping can be a useful adjunct to standard contact investigations.
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Opening the lines of communication. CDC program helps involve reporters in the fight to promote public health.
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CDC should admit possibility of Lyme.
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Prevention. Activists protest as CDC shifts to HIV identification.
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Testing. Pregnant women go untested despite CDC recommendations.
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US CDC revises model bioterrorism law to exclude HIV/AIDS.
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US CDC promotes legal services referral.
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The CDC's new prevention initiative.
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New CDC infection control guidelines for dentistry.
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More effort needed with 'down low' males. CDC expert discusses issue in Q & A.
Greg Millett, MPH, a behavioral scientist in the Division of HIV/AIDS Prevention at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, discusses the phenomenon and impact on the HIV epidemic of the population of men who have sex with men (MSM) who also have sex with women.
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Current status of CDC lipid standardization and international needs for standardization in epidemiological studies and clinical trials in Japan.
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