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

12th World AIDS Conference positives *pregnancy 151 - Keyword Abstract - habilitation of HIV/AIDS /Counselling, care and rehabilita 42459 Amis" (CDA), RCI/HIV commitment in prevention of HI 43323 geria provide integrated post-absortion care and STD manageme 13474 rmulation of policies in post-complex emergency conditions: The 44236 d infectious diseases in emergency conditions: The 60910 del feasibility program/ Post-exposure prevention (PEP) followin 249*/33172 ce in a London hospital/ prophylaxis for occupation 247*/33176 ersies in San Francisco/ prophylaxis: Community c 251*/33179 evention interventions/ prophylaxis for sexual risk 33184 ween husband and wife/ prophylaxis and sexual HI 33189 odeficiency virus (HIV) post-exposure prophylaxis/Preventability 23330 are workers (HCWs) as prophylaxis (PEP) for occu 246*/33171 dividuals presenting for prophylaxis (PEP) followin 33173 s (HCW)/Combination prophylaxis (PEP): A pros 33175 cacy of an out-of-house prophylaxis team for occu 33181 ealth impact of offering prophylaxis (PEP) for epis 576*/33183 ne)/National clinicians' prophylaxis hotline (PEPLi 33185 exposure/Feasibility of prevention research amon 33186 about non-occupational prophylaxis (PEP)/French 248*/33192 sk for HIV infection and chemoprophylaxis in a hos 33194 ontinuous coverage for prophylaxis in an urban un 60200 ommunity level-pre and post-HIV-test counselling multisector strat 60573 on for incarcerated and post-incarcerated women drug users/Re 43401 r HIV-infected patients/ Post-insertion complications of maxillary i 60462 nce and seroincidence: Post-intervention risk behavior changes/ 23206 e pooled analysis/Late post-natal mother-to-child transmission (L 456*/23266 ng for the prevention of transmission of HIV in an urban 316*/24124 mother to infant/Pre and HIV/STDs prevention from mot 60070 g HIV-1 perinatally and post-natally infected Kenyan children/Ch 60790 n HIV-infected women/ Post-operative complications following 19 13391 RT after sexual assault/ Post-sexual exposure prophylaxis (PSEP) 250*/33174 s/Inadequate pre- and post-test counselling for HIV in two South 24340 ith attendance at HIV counselling in Ethiopia/Factors 33280 nsfusions/Incidence of post-transfusion HIV (PT-HIV) in patients 42464 ent-situation analysis/ Poverty and the role of men and women in 43102 of HIV among refugees/ reduction to combat the spread of 44229 nce of STDs/HIV/AIDS/ and ignorance as principal factors 60757 udy/Work, income and poverty among people with HIV and AIDS 13336 ren affected by AIDS in stricken area/Playing again: Psyc 13377 olence in the context of on women's risk of infection in the 23466 ex workers as lending to alleviation/Rehabilitation of com 34260 rograms should include alleviation interventions/HIV/AID 44226 urvival/Advocacy for alleviation as an alternative tool to 44228 HIV, injection drug use, and nutrition in a downtown comm 44289 rehabilitation services/ Pozfit, positively fit: A prospective, pilot pro 504*/42400 ovirus (CMV)-PCR and pp-65 for the detection of CMV-disease in 22241 + subjects/Effects of a PPD-pentavalent V3 loop penta-peptide c 21209 ess of anergy panel and PPD to diagnose tuberculosis (TB) infectio 13257 erculosis/Follow-up of skin test and cellular immune respons 31207 d AIDS control project ( PPLS )/The Multi-sectorial approach throu 44254 n of Vacutainer~ Brand PPTTM plasma preparation tubes for HIV vir 41138 sma preparation tubes ( ) during overnight shipment/Stability 60731 The traditional medical practitioners HIV/AIDS training and supp 13417 care to private medical in Tamil Nadu, South India/I 13475 es of allopathic general in the provision of STD servi 33243 powering rural medical in early diagnosis and syndr 33410 th AIDS, by traditional,on seeking modern treatme 34129 rs among drug users in Prague, Czech Republic 1996-1997/High 23197 test power in the world/ Prayer and love: The greatest power in the 60020 Outreach counselling by pre-adolescents /Outreach counselling b 33361 navir/ritonavir therapy/ Pre-existent mutations of the HIV proteas 32294 nd immunogenicity of pre-exposure rabies immunization in HIV- 32449 n Guadalajara, Mexico/ Pre-malignant cervical lesions (PCL) in HI 60396 egy for HIV/AIDS/STD/ Pre-marital sex counselling as a preventiv 60226 vs. d4T+RTV+SQV) in pre-treated patients/Preliminary data of a 60791 hods and HIV/STD risk/ Preaching to the choir: Preference for fem 14147 ully in a urban marginal precary area of Guatemala/The STD/HIV/ 43202 mpliance with universal precautions /Nursing care for persons wit 62*/22459 7/Practice of universal in health care workers in Thai 23345 Bs seroconversion of a precore hepatitis B virus mutant infection 32118 ount falls below 200/pl/ Predictive value of viral load and other ma 12133 ts in the era of HAART/ value of cytomegalovirus (CMV 22241 NSL) in AIDS patients/ value of thallium-201 SPECT in 22291 nd sensory neuropathy/ markers for HIV-associated de 560*/32191 t, France, 1985-1997/ value of weight loss > 10% and 42342 h active CMV disease/ value of CMV antigenemia for r 60191 n: Levels of MIP-1/ are predictive to the risk of HIV disease progr 13305 tuberculous (STB) as a factor of a HIV infection/The se 22161 nse to amikacin therapy of MAC infection?/ls a respons 22173 CMV)-Antigenemia as and follow-up marker of CMV re 22251 Keyword Abstract brospinal fluid (CSF) as value of primary cerebral lymph 22324 /M184V mutation is not of therapeutic failure to d4T/3T 32310 ptase (RT) gene and its value at the start of antiretrovira 32311 h risk behaviors are not of anti-retroviral non-adherenc 32372 s of the time dependent value of HIV load and host gene 42146 dinavir (IDV) are highly of virological treatment failure i 42275 ility of progression and predictivity of immunological and virologi 13351 mbination treatment as predictor of response and guidance for tre 12300 S)/Serum albumin as a of survival in HIV infected (HIV+) 13309 e plasma viral load as a of virologic response to triple the 22359 -1 infected patients as of treatment failure in high acting 233*/32282 ion/Herpes zoster as a of HIV infection/Herpes zoster a 42127 um y-globulin level as a of HIV infection in perinatally exp 42399 um y-globulin level as a of HIV infection in perinatally exp 42407 V/ddl vs ZDV/ddl/NVP/ Predictors of duration of virologic suppres 12365 anese college students/ of condom use intention to prev 14155 ospective clinic cohort/ of success of antiretroviral ther 22363 sion in clinical practice/ of maximal viral suppression in 22387 ngage in sex with men/ of high-risk sexual behavior in 23122 n Budapest, Hungary/ of consistent condom use amo 23542 d activation in HIV risk: of sexual and drug abuse beha 24152 sers affected by HIV/ of satisfaction with informal car 24163 users: The SAIL study/ of depression in lower class inj 24227 combination therapies/ of non adherence to HIV combi 32375 n a street youth cohort/ of drug injection initiation in a st 33389 s - A longitudinal study/ of dropout and burnout in volun 34330 t indeterminate results/ of HIV infection among profess 41109 tor nelfinavir mesylate/ of response to treatment of HIV 41191 Itisite interview project/ for not currently receiving prote 413*/42282 I study of HIV+ women/ of combination antiretroviral th 42311 r HIV status-unknown/ of serostatus disclosure by HIV 60193 Affairs Medical Center/ of resource utilization in HIV/AI 60341 opportunistic infection/ of progression of the human im 60360 ong homeless women/ of mental distress and poor phy 60583 n HIV-infected patients/ of long-term virological and im 60703 omen will take risks? of lack of contraceptive use on f 60788 n HIV infected patients/ of viral load response in triple t 60805 y the use of progression predictors /Two antiretroviral drugs regim 12182 nd neuropsychological of mortality and disease progre 595*/13345 LTNP): Prevalence and through 18 years of follow-up/L 190*/13347 roups/Theory based of condom use intention and be 14163 elopments/Rates and of HIV risk behaviors among mi 14192 osis: analysis of clinical and molecular epidemiologic a 22137 d cohort/Incidence and of virologic failure of antiretrovir 22349 herapy (HAART) and of undetectable plasma viral lo 22365 n cities, USA/HIV and of unprotected receptive anal i 23120 SA/Prevalence and of unprotected receptive anal i 23139 site seroprevalence as of risk behaviors in a multi-site 23194 nd symptomatology as of HIV risk behaviors in adults 23531 n and CD4 cell count as of quality of life in HIV-positive 24223 /Skin manifestations as of HIV infection in Malawi/Skin 32272 t study/HIV genotypic of antiviral response to saquina 229*/32287 des and knowledge as /Adherence to protease inhibito 32337 I therapy/Evaluation of of adherence in HIV-infected p 32351 ional samples: Trends,, and validity/Perceptions of co 33427 nd body mass index as of survival after AIDS diagnosis 42360 ional samples: Trends,, and validity/Perceptions of ris 43122 s/Time-dependence of of death in HIV-infected patient 43468 M): A community study/ Predisposing risk factors for methamphet IV-infected patients ( Predivir Cohort): Value of different CMV bl SM, STD patients, and pregnancies in Slovenia/Unlinked anony e measures in full-term /Mother-to-child transmissio cidence and outcome of in HIV-Infected women/Incid nd 1996/Incidence of in HIV-infected women betw women living with AIDS/ Pregnancy intentions and decisions of Afri dy of 364 HIV+ women/ outcomes in HIV+ women: A 4 of HIV infected women/ decision making in a well-moti 14217 22248 13189 23301 24194 24200 24195 32133 60372 ubtypes derived during pregnancy al HIV-1 disease during cleoside analog during ginal HIV-1 DNA during tection for HIV/STI and choice of HIV testing in yphilis prevalence in rdance of HIV-1 among al of STD control during on/Antiretroviral use in idovudine (ZDV) and is provoking increased social impact of HIV and /Co-receptor usage of HIV-1 is 211*/11167 /Control of maternal HIV-1 dise 459*/12151 /Combination therapy with nevi 463*/12152 /HIV-1 subtype and shedding o 13117 prevention in Zimbabwe/Prom 13562 /Developing a training initiative 13566 and in STD syndromes among 22190 women in Nairobi, Kenya/Ser 23153 in Rakai, Uganda: Impact on m 528*/23276 in PACTG 316: A phase III ran 23281 termination among HIV-infecte 23321 incidence in women living with 24199 /The psychosocial impact of HI 24237

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