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

12th World AIDS Conference counsellors * CSF 43 -Keyword Abstract-- Keyword Abstract-- ges/dilemmas faced by in HIV/AIDS/Problems/challe I load, and CD4+ T-cell count /The role of HIV-1 phenotype in viral al AIDS after CD4+ cell falls below 200//zl/Predictive value Viral load and CD4-cell under a triple-therapy with nelfinavir /Changes in CD4+ cell and the risk of opportunistic infectio DS diagnosis by a CD4 of <200 cells/pL/AIDS diagnosis by nfection and CD4+ cell in peripheral blood/HPV DNA in cer Viral load and CD4 cell in injecting drug users (IDUs) newly i on drug users/CD4 cell and viral load in HTLV-II and HIV copatients with <50 CD4 /Impact of indinavir with zidovudine roportional to CD4 cell and plasma HIV RNA copy number/ als with stable CD4 cell above 200/gL/Withdrawal of primar y on viral load and CD4 in HIV infected children <36 months epression and CD4 cell as predictors of quality of life in HIVc neuropathy and CD4 /Sexual dysfunction in patients with patients with CD4 cells below 50 treated with combined anti S)/HIV RNA, CD4+ cell, and immune activation markers pre Significance of CD4 cell and HIV viral load on CMV retinitis tr t questioning versus pill as an assessment of compliance/V Plasma viral load, CD4 and p24 antigenemia in HIV-infecte of the total lymphocyte to accurately predict the CD4+ T-cel nts with >400 CD4 cell /Longitudinal study of CD8 T cell acti and CD4+ lymphocyte as a response to treatment changes viral load (VL) and CD4 /Changing highly active antiretrovira ucosal lesions, CD4, viral load and other covariates in wo according to initial CD4 /Virological response to protease in al load and CD4 T cells /Quadritherapy including RTV/SQV een viral load and CD4 in patients with and without treatme 60227 12126 12133 12256 12331 13214 13293 191*/13302 13326 14339 21165 22179 22364 24223 32125 32149 506*/32167 32243 32373 42180 42187 42190 43473 60178 60299 60812 60966 60991 +;, Tuberculin+ Adults ( CPCRA004 /ACTG177/CDC/PAHO)/A ran 447*/22126 omen in 1996-1997 ( CPCRA 038)/Body composition in HIV-inf 32169 ical research on AIDS ( ) in 1996-1997/Body cell mass (B 42333 CD4 < 200 cells/mm3: 038/Protein intake is associated 42339 d HIV disease from the 039 trial/Serum carnitine levels in 60508 nomes in cell culture by CpG methylation/Inactivation and reactiva 11127 ymphocyte precursors ( CPLp )/Detection of memory T cells in HIV 216*/41103 tudy of sexual norms of crack-using women/Sharing men and HI 23418 V risk reduction among women/Motherhood as an o 43264 ntion for urban and rural crack users/HIV sexual risk reduction: An 14165 al staining, microscopic count nostic value of CD4 cell count V-2/CD4+ lymphocyte roon/CD4+, CD8+ cell ve subjects with CD4+ ral therapy lowers CD8 It population with CD4 tries/Total lymphocyte sma viral load and CD4 tory cohort/Serial CD4 RT) on CD4 lymphocyte s relation to CD4 T-cell sma viral load and CD4 mple in the US/Culture ies in plasma and CD4 ating naive CD8+ T cell ents with CD4+ T cells tients with low CD4 cell ith CD4+T lymphocyte I/CD4+ T lymphocytes IV RNA levels and CD4 nd total lymphocyte cell en helper T-lymphocyte an HIV population/CD4 HIV+ adults with CD4+ V RNA levels and CD4 e of monitored CD4 cell naive patients with CD4 CD8 lymphocyte subset nfection in a discordent ing methods in estimation of periphe 60416 s: The EuroSIDA study/Impact of an 12106 and HIV disease progression in su 12113,CD4/CD8 ratio and clinical feature 12138 >400 cells/p l and viral load >5000 286*/12204 toward the normal range/Early inte 150-350/mm3 and predominantly i as an alternative to CD4 counts in r before and after anti-tuberculosis t following HIV seroconversion in a in France/Impact of highly active a and disease progression in a Danis in surviving and non-surviving HIV-: Understanding the context of unpr to human papillomavirus (HPV) pr /Highly active antiretroviral therapy from 200 to 500//l and plasma RN /Antiretroviral combination therapy and T cell function in long-term AID of HIV infected women seeking an when assessing all-cause mortalit to opportunistic infections in PHIV/ obtained by zymmune and flow cyt as a surrogate marker in Indian HI 200-499/mm3/Effects of aerobic a in HIV positive subjects/The effect: Predictions of the AIDS epidemic i of 20-300/mm3/A randomized stu at different ages among HIV-1 peri couple: A study conducted in Littoral, Cam 12215 12241 12426 13271 13316 13318 13327 13329 14223 22317 22345 22383 22408 31109 33275 42159 42189 42193 42194 42328 60159 60237 60397 60790 22200 ommercial sex among smokers in a sample of injecting dru on condom use/Use of cocaine after HIV diagnosis and imp ment African-American abusers/HIV risk and alcohol use in haviors associated with cocaine use: Implications for risk red nce in male and female users attending a residential drug-fr reduction programs for users/Using perceived status and p V risk reduction among users/Behavioral beliefs and situati f injection drug use and smoking for HIV seroprevalence/Re f HIV transmission/The crime of HIV transmission/The ures in South America/ Criminal laws and their impact on the esta smission in the UK/The criminalization of HIV transmission in the ted patients/Indinavir ( Crixivan ~) in combination with two nucleo are for migrant labors cross-border neighbouring countries Thai w of Chinese-Myanmar drug demand reduction and HIV-1 clade-B infection/ Cross-clade envelope gp160, gag p55 an h Americans and Thais/ cytotoxic T cell response to H fected Ugandan adults/ HIV-1 specific cytotoxic T lym nant gp120 SF2/HIV-1 cross-clade lymphoproliferative response city and sexual health: Cross-cultural experiences in learning ab esistance: A model for cross-cultural treatment education to ena uritius and Sri Lanka/A cross-national analysis of female adolesc tive patients frequently cross-react with different HIV-1 gag subty kocytoclastic vasculitis; cross-reactivity with ritonavir/Indinavir-in enotypic and genotypic cross-resistance among protease inhibito al sequence variability: Cross-sectional study representing all sta en with HIV infection/A cross-sectional descriptive survey of fact ention and behavior: A and prospective design c ical manifestations - A study in a cohort of HIV-in rapine: A retrospective, cross-study analysis/Once-daily dosing o on of HIV/The Thai Red Cross donation campaign to prevent moth tance drivers (LDD) in River State, Nigeria/The impact of a nd confers little NRTI cross resistance/3TC resistance is associ Curbing the menace of border prostitution in the spread of H est Bengal/Developing sectoral networks in India: A case st ntiretroviral therapy/A sectional evaluation of participants e est London/"Who's cruising who?" A study of the socio-sexual ho have sex with men in areas in downtown Guatemala Ci ront line pioneer ASO's crusade despite resource crunch/Front lin obulin formation/Mixed cryoglobulin emia in HIV-1 infected patien HIV positive patient with cryoglobulinemia /Successful antiretrovir obulin formation/Mixed in HIV-1 infected patien al technique utility in the cryptoccocosis diagnosis in Cuban VIH/ in Africa/The impact of cryptococcal disease and therapy implica o amphotericin alone in meningitis/Amphotericin co dult AIDS patients with meningitis/A pilot study of t V positive patients with infections at Mpilo Central H patients/Asymptomatic meningitis in 2 HIV+ patient -based surveillance for cryptococcosis in the US: 1993-94 vs. 19 factors of mortality from /Conditioning factors of m ects of lanoconazole on Cryptococcus neoformans infection in M eptibility of 23 strains of neoformans isolated from rculosis/Regulation of neoformans infection in M e 2 T cell responses on neoformans infection in M isk of presentation with cryptosporidiosis as an AIDS-defining co ness and importance of cryptosporidium - A 7-year study in Calc e and consequences of oocysts in drinking wate /Waterborne diseases, and water quality laws/ ed patients/Infusion of cryropreserved autologous lymphocytes bacavir (ABC) reduces CSF viral load in HIV-infected children (CN 23212 23364 23421 23425 23560 43241 60741 60850 44113 33397 44117 12350 42427 43194 601 */31122 602*/31128 31139 497*/21201 14224 32363 14124 31149 60274 230*/42195 11158 14187 24171 61004 12360 23278 33373 32299 33355 34374 60465 13424 33365 44256 60655 22330 60655 60066 22223 22226 60231 60282 60452 13240 22225 11235 31213 60313 60314 13242 31222 31226 43559 60771 12252 dy/Confidentiality and HIV counselling encourage client d 593*/24323 tuation/The efforts of a living with AIDS: An useful instrum 34302 mong male homosexual couples: Methodological issues/Level of a 14105 ng serodiscordant male /HAART, attitudes, and risk beha 643*/14136 sexual HIV-discordant /Awareness of PEP and viral supp 14146 mong HIV discordant in northern Thailand/Factors influ 14169 ussion among married and its implications in STD/HIV/AI 205*/14213 Switzerland, 1997/Gay and protection against HIV/AIDS, 23128 cordance rates among requesting HIV counselling and te 23149 of Uganda/Discordant! A silent high risk group in HIV tra 23165 igh risk HIV negative: Preliminary results from a study a 23166 scordant heterosexual /Methodologic issues in outcome 258*/24169 ntercourses among the of HIV infected partners/Awarene 24344 scordant heterosexual (female infected with HIV): Issues 32425 /A prospective study of who use the female condom: Exp 33132 erodiscordant married undergoing couples counselling a 33268 and testing on married in three developing countries: Re 33288 ng and testing to young in rural regions of western Kenya/ 43114 sexual HIV-discordant in northern California is influence 43428 Profile of heterosexual with HIV infection attending in a re 60707 hlamydia trachomatis in Coventry, UK 1992-1996/Socio-demogra 23373 oms and complacency/ Cowboys, condoms and complacency/ 43563 pine (NVP) can reduce the cerebrospinal fluid ( antitation of JC virus in A in cerebrospinal fluid ( n cerebrospinal fluid ( ve disorder/Change in d in cerebrospinal fluid ( s in cerebrospinal fluid ( and cerebrospinal fluid ( es/Cerebrospinal fluid ( od-cerebrospinal fluid ( HIV-1 viral load in pediatric patients wi 12253 ) of AIDS patients without CMV diseas 22262 AND urine prognostic value of CSF JC 22266 ) as predictive value of primary cerebr 22324 ) HIV-RNA levels: Preliminary results/ 32197 RNA level correlates with the effects o 32198 ), plasma and CNS involvement in HIV 32201 ) compartment/Evidence for independ 563*/32284 ) polymerase chain reaction (PCR)/N 41156 ) versus plasma HIV RNA levels in pati 42170 ) barrier/Brain delivery of anti-HIV dru 42270

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