Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]

12th World AIDS Conference

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ional HIV transmission/ Nurses education in occupational HIV tran
HIV/AIDS education for nurses in China/Pilot program in experient
HIV/AIDS education for:Forming community partnerships t
HIV disease: A study of in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam/Degr
mproving the capacity of to care for patients with HIV/AIDS i
s referred to community from a HIV unit in Sydney, Australi
e gap: Collaboration of and physicians improving quality of
ian AIDS program train all around the country/Brazilian Al
ath: Voices of Canadian in AIDS care/Giving death: Voices
ons of HIV+ women and /Adherence barriers to complex an
Australia, to community,1993-1995/Pain in clients referre
ing/Community health ' attitudes toward various HIV/AIDS
utta/KAP study among regarding HIV/AIDS in a maternity
universal precautions/ Nursing care for persons with and without
s for adherence period/ interventions for sustainable com
AIDS in Manipur, India/ interventions in HIV/AIDS in Mani

+ve patients by private nursing homes: A help based programme

HIV infection in a skilled
challenge to community
ns/Effect of supportive
twerp, Belgium/Direct
ctive way/Home based
berculosis/Ambulatory
compliance/The role of
s/Training needs of the
aboo!/Humour in AIDS
S in paramedical staff (
s from the medical and
Selective process for a
h AIDS/Home care and
t (HIV)/Home care and
nging role of home care
ents with HIV infection/
V/AIDS as health guard/
rity and disadvantaged/
dge of more aggressive
a retrospective study of
fessionals the basics of
s as food!/Demystifying
n drug use, poverty and
n AIDS/Parenteral
ients infected with HIV/

facility/Palliative care for HIV infe
/Home care a challenge to commu
care on life satisfaction and self ca
time with AIDS and non-AIDS pati
care: The cost-effective way/Hom
care for HIV positive patients in tre
in providing patient education mat
workers who care for HIV+ clients
care is no taboo!/Humour in AIDS
staff) in eastern Rajasthan State o
viewpoint - A project in Ife-ljesa z
group in the day-bed AIDS/HIV un
of people with AIDS/Home care a
for an AIDS patient (HIV)/Home c
in care for people living with HIV/A
Nutricional status in hospitalized patients
Nutrition for people with HIV/AIDS as heal
as complementary therapy amo
nutrition therapies for HIV+ patients warra
intervention strategies for HIV inf
and HIV within a harm reduction: Micro-nutrients as food!/Demyst
in a downtown community/HIV, i
in AIDS/Parenteral
Nutritional status and health-related qualit

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among New York State ( NYS ) prison entrants, 1987-1997/Trends i
ction in San Francisco/ Objective: To characterize risk behaviors
roblems in achieving its objectives /The Malaysian AIDS charter:
ess, deaths, and social obligations: Peasant food security in the c
irus (CMV)/Long-term observation of normal and immunosuppre
n HIV-infected children, before and after therapy/CD
e/Costing HIV using an database/Costing HIV using
non-progressors using observational databases/Two methods t
HIV+ women: A 4-year study of 364 HIV+ women/
Results from the chorus database/Patterns of prote
oluntarily enrolled in an database/Treating HIV/AI
ults from the CHORUS database/Viral detectabilit
nts/Evaluation of serial observations of weight and body composi
ng-term survivors under observed effectiveness of highly active an
change participation as in two cohorts of injection drug u
s mental health/"A grief ": The impact of HIV-related deat
mycobacterial antigens in pulmonary and extrapulmona
ural protease mutations in HIV infected Japanese hemo
erculosis (TB)/Directly therapy (DOT) of highly active a
in HIV-infected women in the adult and adolescent spec
AIDS perception as an obstacle in the efficacious prevention in B
rence: Patient reasons/ Obstacles in treatment adherence: Patient
nalysis in Azerbaijan: and lessons learned/HIV/AIDS
of Kenya/Fundamental obstacles to behaviour change in preventi
ychosocial and cultural for HIV/AIDS prevention among
en 1991 and 1997 and to 100% condom use in female
na Faso/Socio-cultural to implementation of an associa
mparative importance of obstetric factors for vertical HIV-1 transmi
91 gynecological and obstetrical surgical interventions in HIV-in
n: Antiretroviral effects, and neonatal outcomes/An an
and practices of French obstetricians-gynecologists regarding H
ctices among Maryland obstetricians /A comprehensive assessm
orkers - United States/ Occupational exposures resulting in HIV i

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4+ lymphocytes/mm3/ supplements containing longservice organisations/ supplementation and educatio
dren with HIV infection/ statement and body compositi
in pediatric population/ and clinical factors associated
e years (1993-to date)/ therapy in HIV infection: A pers
ild in the United States/ assessment of an HIV infected
age children with home nutritional support/Quality of life of HIV-in
sons and challenges of home care for PLWHA and HIV
antiretroviral drugs and support/Disappearance of sev
terone, HIV activity, and status in HIV-infected women/
ected patients, effect of intervention/Whole body protei
otease inhibitors on the health of HIV infected adults/T
HIV infection/Expanded evaluation in patients with HIV i
edance analysis (BIA), state, and HIV status among HI
tial impact of oral liquid supplements on oropharyngeal
nevirapine/nucleoside ( NVP /nuc) combination therapy/Retained e
(ZDV) and nevirapine ( ) can reduce CSF HIV-1 viral load in p
(NFV) and nevirapine ( ): Suppression of HIV-1 RNA to fewer t
reated with nevirapine ( ) based combination therapy within th
/Efficacy of nevirapine ( )+3TC+ZDV in nucleoside-experience
herapy with nevirapine ( ), indinavir (IDV), and lamivudine (3TC
e (ddl) and nevirapine ( ) as initial antiretroviral therapy and foil
ort/Once-daily therapy ( /ddl/3TC) for the IVDU HIV-1 infected
nd safety of nevirapine ( ) in clinical practice: Experience in ove
n therapy/Nevirapine ( ) + didanosine (DDI) + lamivudine (3T
3TC) and nevirapine ( ) by direct analysis of plasma reverse t
on between nevirapine ( ) and rifampin (RMP)/Pharmacokineti
mong youth in school in Nyanza Province, Kenya/A KAP survey a
men and HIV/AIDS rural province of Kenya/Women and HI
simamie" campaign in, Kenya/Circumventing lack of clea
aches of Lake Victoria, Province, Kenya/Establishing co
eaths in New York City ( NYC )/Protease inhibitors are associated w
rtality in New York City ( )/Declining AIDS mortality in New Yor
linics in New York City ( ), 1991-97/Impact of tuberculosis on i
ildren in New York City ( )/Aging cohort of perinatally HIV-infec
ual risk in East Harlem,: An event analysis/The social ecolog
rug treatments among Latino and Black young men who hav
d to the New York City ( ) Department of Health Retrovirology

or infectious diseases/
ive condom promotion/
noa, Italy/Evaluation of occupational
ative form to reduce the
ylaxis/Preventability of
o City, Brazil/Profile of
ealth care workers after
m to decrease the risk of
revention for infectious
Work-related stress and
Pyschosocial impact of
e prophylaxis (PEP) for
xposure prophylaxis for
nd prophylaxis after an
re prophylaxis team for
or blood and body fluid
on/Nurses education in
and reducing perceived
ived and actual risks of

risk for HIV infection and po 33194
vulnerability of soldiers to H 43396
exposures to HIV, HBV and 13471
risk in the day care unit in Br 22474
exposures resulting in huma 23330
exposures to blood and bod 23332
exposure/Risk of HIV infecti 23336
transmission of HIV/An infe 23340
accidents in the health care 23346
burnout in AIDS caregivers: 24300
exposures to blood and bod 24307
exposures to HIV/Tolerabili 246*/33171
and sexual exposures to HI 247*/33176
exposure to HIV: A no show 33177
exposures to blood-borne p 33181
exposure in Rio de Janeiro 33187
HIV transmission/Nurses e 60359
hazards in HIV partner notifi 60364
HIV transmission among he 60873

etroviral prophylaxis of occupationally exposed health care work
n Brazil/One day clinic ( ODC ) service to AIDS patient: A preliminar
n the oral cavity and the oesophagus of HIV patients/Analysis of t
roupe chretien pour les oeuvres sociales/GCOS"/Counselling wit
ors in a cohort of police officers in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania/lncid
irst HIV case as been officially detected in Mauritius/Creation of
e Chilean Government officials, clinicians, and members of the N
cation of administrative in the fight against AIDS in rural ar
ed with oral ganciclovir ( OGCV )/The impact of baseline antiretrovir
opportunistic infection ( 01) among Singaporean AIDS patients in 1
pportunistic infections ( ) related to HIV infection in the era of hig
rs and use of corticoids ointment /"Buffalo Hump" associated with
pportunistic infections ( Ols ) prevention guidelines in federally fund
duction of CD8+ T cell oligoclonality /Initiation of antiretroviral th
rs in retroviral envelope oligomer during membrane fusion proces
T cell using high density oligonucleotide arrays/Quantitative mole
mRNA by the antisense oligonucleotides GEM 91~ and GEM 92~
HTLV-I infected people/ Oligosymptomatic neurological patients i
spirit of volunteerism in Olongapo City for HIV/AIDS prevention an
munex, Kemron, Pearl Omega and Polyatomic Apheresis (WDDS
follow-up of anogenital oncogenic human papillomavirus (HPV) i
ed neurodegeneration: Oncostatin-M produced by mononuclear
tease inhibitor therapy/ Onset diabetes mellitus associated with pr
stic forecasting of AIDS onset in HIV-infected children/Probabilisti
in HIV-specialty care in Ontario, Canada/Tuberculosis screening
ters of bisexual men in, Canada: An event-based analysi
m mothers to infants in 1994 to 1996: A missed opportunit
V treatment patterns in, Canada/An economic evaluation

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