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Satirist shakes up AIDS politics in new sketches.
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Revised guidelines for the treatment of OIs.
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Nursing. HIV pain management: understanding the essentials of chronic pain assessment.
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State of AIDS care 2004: one world, multiple standards. July 15, 2004 - Bangkok.
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New guidelines for antiretroviral therapy in nonoccupational postexposure prophylaxis.
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Prison health care: New York Times series brings attention.
A three-part series and an editorial in The New York Times, the result of a year's investigation, has brought attention to the bad medical care in prisons in the U.S.--deficiencies that kill prisoners and allow epidemics to spread. The wrong funding arrangements, incentives to make money by reducing care, and the huge growth in the number of prisoners in the U.S. are major causes. We also comment on shortage of social space as a potential root cause of prison and other problems.
Adult HIV treatment guidelines updated.
The U.S. HIV treatment guidelines were changed to include new drug safety and interaction information, and to include a table on obtaining new antiretrovirals not yet approved but available through expanded access (which only includes tipranavir at this time).
Medical innovation and patent gridlock.
Is today's sheer multitude of biological patents (especially on genetics of human beings or human pathogens) killing medical innovation--in addition to generating prohibitive prices for vital medical care?
Guideline watch. New guidelines on treating chronic hepatitis B and C in HIV-coinfected patients.
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Vaccine. Ambivalence toward HIV drug trials could affect assistance.
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Patent. Battle lines are drawn over generic AIDS drug.
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Focus on hepatitis. Improving anemia in HIV/HCV-coinfected patients.
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A TEAM (Treatment Education Advocacy Management) effort. TPAN's training program shines.
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India: New patent law may restrict access to HIV/AIDS treatments.
On 4 April 2005, India's Patents (Amendment) Act, 2005 (the Act) received presidential assent. The Act, which represents a major shift in Indian patent policy, raises serious concerns that the supply of generic drugs to developing countries could decline.
Updated guidelines issued for occupational PEP use. PEP regimens have changed.
The U.S. Public Health Service has changed its treatment guidelines for the use of postexposure prophylaxis (PEP) following an occupational exposure to HIV infection.
The tenth annual HIV drug guide.
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DM program keeps AIDS patients out of hospital. One-on-one education is the key to success.
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