Retroviruses Conference: New Printed Summary
The Retroviruses conference, considered by many to be the single most important scientific conference on AIDS, last took place January 30 - February 2 in San Francisco. Now a 32-page report offers short, readable summaries of many of the important treatment topics presented.Major sections include:
Structured and Unstructured Treatment Interruptions; Experimental Drugs in Development; Once-Daily Dosing; Selected Anti-HIV Study Results; Changes in Natural History of HIV Disease; Fat Redistribution, Metabolic Complications, and "Switch" Studies; Experimental Vaccines and Immunology; Drug Interactions with Anti-HIV Drugs & Other Adverse Effects; HIV Drug Resistance Testing; HIV-Related Opportunistic Infections and Cancers; Women, Pregnancy & Prevention/Transmission to Newborns; Adherence; Co-Infection with Hepatitis B Virus; Co-Infection with Hepatitis C Virus; Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (Prevention); and HIV Transmission
This report was written by Harvey S. Bartnof, M.D., Medical Editor of HIV and Hepatitis.com. It was supported by an unrestricted educational grant from DuPont Pharmaceuticals.
For a free copy of the printed report, send your mailing address to: HIV and Hepatitis.com, P.O. Box 14288, San Francisco, CA 94114. (You can also request a printed copy by email to: ronbaker@dnai.com.)
