Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]
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46 data * decisions 12th World AIDS Conference SKeyword Abstract erns of use and efficacy in the French compassionate use pro 42303 V-antibody surveillance true?/Are Russian HIV-antibody surv 43126 paign based on survey on men in relationships with men in N 43282 nd STD clinic: Baseline /A randomised controlled trial of a sm 43311 Ilance using HIV testing /Towards real-time HIV surveillance u 43437 or HIV infection using from a rural Ugandan cohort/Evaluati 43446 V/AIDS and analysis of /Reporting system, surveillance of HI 43461 on constantly submitted /Lessons learned on trends in HIV/AI 43462 counselling and testing to estimate time trends in HIV inciden 43482 morbidity and mortality to monitor the impact of the epidemic/ 43494 e use of epidemiologic in HIV prevention community plannin 43501 Philippines: Analysis of from the National HIV Sentinel Surveil 521*/43508 IV/AIDS surveillance in the United States/Protection of HIV 44185 mplished using existing sources/Evaluating the economic co 44314 tion of an instrument to collection/Nurse assessment in an Al 60183 nd 1992/Using registry to estimate trends in survival after AID 60253 tment and quality of life for decision making in antiretroviral th 60435 d patients/Preliminary of a pilot study comparing two proteas 60791 A) study and enrollment /Issues of Italian Cohort Naive Antiretr 60929 a linked administrative database /Measuring the net hospital cost 24121 IV using an observation /Costing HIV using an observati 477*/24127 and results/An internet of information on HIV/AIDS drug 42240 nt treatment information /The development of Canada's I 42295 e chorus observational /Patterns of protease inhibitor us 42310 led in an observational /Treating HIV/AIDS: Reported u 42390 HORUS observational /Viral detectability and CD4 level 42403 HIV intervention studies for providers and researchers/D 43242 A European behavioural /A European behavioural 43317 on/HIV, AIDS and STD in use for the Western Pacific re 43460 n HIV/AIDS confidential /Securing confidence in an HIV/ 44184 ors using observational databases /Two methods to identify potent 13360 o choose/Public health: A client's right to choose/Publi 43557 others and adolescent daughters /Setting the stage for a family in 235*/13404 g prostituted women in Davao City/The role of peer counselling on 24326 mission of HIV/AIDS in City/Capability building of male gay 33587 tertainment industry in City, Philippines: An assessment/H 34295 r a nursing group in the day-bed AIDS/HIV unit - Clinical Hospital, 42465 atient caregivers in a day-care unit in Brazil: A qualitative study/ 24310 rence to treatments in a day-nursery /Adherence to treatments in a 34325 ent in an AIDS hospital day-unit in Brazil: Evaluation of an instrum 60183 en living with HIV/AIDS/ Day care house for women living with HIV/ 24280 in Nigeria/World AIDS (WAD) celebration: An organ for colla 34169 nces of the World AIDS campaign in Santos, Brazil/Results a 43211 e correlates at an urban day treatment center/Quality of life correla 14350 occupational risk in the care unit in Brazil/Inhalatory pentamid 22474 he effectiveness of one- workshops for persons living with HIV/ 24351 s retinitis (CMV-R) in a care health center (DCHC)/Intravitreal 32244 and testing on a same- basis using rapid tests, Kampala, Uga 33236 omen in Zambia/Same HIV voluntary counselling and testing ( 33282 E worldwide world AIDS campaign educates 1,200,000 African 33362 ctive patients/Hospital/: An alternative for assistance of HIV re 42468 ting algorithm for same results at the AIDS Information Centre, 135*/43109 ents while giving same HIV test results/Challenges encounter 43115 eople attending a same testing clinic (SDTC) discuss their nee 43144 s of costs in Brazil/One clinic (ODC) service to AIDS patient: A 44255 ion for nurse's team on care unit in Brazil, through the problem 60182 socially disadvantaged men in Flanders, Belgium/Tailoring for 60826 ZDV 200 mg TID plus ddC 0.75 mg TID versus ZDV 100 mg TID 12240 quinavir-SGC, d4T and ) initiation in previously untreated patie 21123 enced patients (ZDV + /ddl) with a low baseline HIV-1 viral loa 22344 usly treated with ZDV + /Virologic efficacy of 3TC + d4T vs. 3T 22376 /AZT) and zalcitabine ( ) for HIV/AIDS patients in San Lazaro 22409 g from AZT/3TC or AZT/ to other double NRTI combinations/Vi 32281 mparing AZT/ddltoAZT/ in Thailand/An effectiveness trial com 131*/42244 T and either 3TC, ddl or using LiPA HIV-1 RT assay/Analysis 60854 f transmitted ZDV- and ddl-resistant HIV-1 variants and natural p 41210, AZT/DLV, DDI/AZT or DDI/AZT/DLV /Partial restoration of HIV sp 31108 nations of didanosine ( DDI ), zidovudine (ZDV) and nevirapine (N 12253 ydroxyurea once daily/ once daily vs twice daily alone and als 12352 ne (NVP) + didanosine ( ) + lamivudine (3TC) - First experience 32393 f antiretrovirals (AZT + ddl vs. AZT + 3TC + indinavir) on T-cell fun 12200 ZDV), and didanosine ( )/Relationship between delavirdine (DL 12206 parative study of d4T + + IDV versus ZDV + 3TC + IDV in treat 12225 dine (d4T), didanosine ( ), and nelfinavir combination therapy in 12226 ts enrolled in the alpha trial/Immunologic and virologic marker 12234 efficacy of didanosine ( ) ~ stavudine (d4T) in high/low dose co 12241 dine (d4T)-didanosine ( ) in healthy volunteers/Evaluation of po 12374 d patients (ZDV + ddC/ ) with a low baseline HIV-1 viral load (m 22344 ine (d4T), didanosine ( ) and nevirapine (NVP) as initial antiretr 22357 nce-dailv therapv (NVP/ /3TC) for the IVDU HIV-1 infected popul 22398 -Keyword Abstract dine (d4T), didanosine ( ) and ritonavir as a triple therapy in antir m patients on long-term therapy/Emergence of drug-resistant EG, CIV IL2 with AZT + /IL2 in HIV patients: A randomized trial ess trial comparing AZT/ to AZT/ddC in Thailand/An effectivene s (AZT + 3TC vs. AZT + ) on cytokine production and apoptosis i m efficacy and safety of and 3TC both once daily plus indinavir ng AZT and either 3TC, or ddC using LiPA HIV-1 RT assay/An ublic policy/ Deadly public policy/ ss to health care for the deaf: A necessity and enrichment/An adap ere, Paris/Study of the population using the testing site for HI ne substances to drug dealers /The harm reduction program in th ards for 14 professions dealing with HIV/AIDS/Educational qualit tricken area/"Dear Mr. Death ": Community bereavement for multi prison workers in Brazil/: A sensitization workshop for prison ble for Vpr-induced cell death /Cell cycle G2 arrest by HIV-1 Vpr is 22401 41224 41229 131*/42244 60657 60678 60854 44233 32424 60677 33414 13583 24246 24253 11141 ogression to AIDS and: Evidence from the HIV-ltalian seroc 12108 Outcome and cause of in a cohort of HIV-1 infected adults in 12143 AIDS defining event or in patients receiving a protease inhib 12282 portunistic infections or after highly active antiretroviral treat 12331 he USA/Higher rates of with non-AIDS-defining cancers am 13235 ogression to AIDS and among HIV seroconverters from Ital 13332 anism of bystander cell of CD8 T cells induced by CD4 cross 274*/21159 inducer of CD4+ T cell in HIV-1-infected subjects: Inhibition 21160 activation-induced cell in primary acute infection/Expressio 21161 he load: Reports of the of AIDS activism have been greatly 24142 s of AIDS as a cause of in Catalonia (Spain): 1985-1995/C 24190 plans for children after among HIV positive women in Sao P 24217 e impact of HIV-related on women's mental health/"A grief o 24245 n AIDS-related assisted /The reasons for and timing of an Al 24250 es in AIDS care/Giving: Voices of Canadian nurses in AIDS 24252 n to cope with illness or in the family, by improving communi 24298 t associated with risk of /Levels of specific cytotoxic T-cell (C 31155 ogression to AIDS and in HIV infected patients/HIV-1 RNA, 32195 ning for children before with single mothers in the Slums of 48*/34187 linical progression and in a cohort of HIV-infected patients. 42188 Police concepts on risk, and HIV/AIDS in Colombia/Police c 43383 estigation of cases and s by AIDS from death certificates/Inv 43458 endence of predictors of in HIV-infected patients/Time-depe 43468 ed to programmed cell and accepted markers of disease pr 60393 e of families towards the of an AIDS patient/Attitude of famili 60566 ted with declining AIDS deaths in New York City (NYC)/Protease i 12280 Decline in AIDS-related at a university hospital in Rio de Ja 13176 ty analysis/Increase in due to causes unrelated to HIV infe 13196 n AIDS diagnoses and direct a shift to integrated HIV/AID 13219 ospital admissions and /The impact of highly active antiretr 22373 falling AIDS cases and in Scotland/Changing patterns in u 22394 AIDS in Malawi/Illness,,and social obligations: Peasant fo 24159 of multiple AIDS related on Perth's health care professional 24299 uction in the number of among patients of an AIDS referral 42319 estigation of cases and by AIDS from death certificates/Inv 43458 II prevent thousands of and AIDS diagnoses, and is afford 482*/44241 vercoming the unfruitful debates: Toward a comprehensive Christi 34202 CR) on plasma HIV RNA decay /Effect of processing delay, anticoa 42144 p (gam's): beginning its decentralization /Groups of mutual help ( 34304 oire/Minimizing cost of of care to AIDS/HIV patie 43519 DS: A multi-disciplinary, decentralized, collaborative project in Wa 24209 uterized, facility-based, reporting systems for monit 34323 antiretroviral treatment: Decision-making in general practice/Initi 60310 oes not affect sexual decision-making among the majority of m 23130 ceptive use and fertility among HIV-1 infected w 24197 ation dissemination and among HIV-positive per 42237 formation seeking and decision making behavior among HIV posi 12456 fluencing reproductive making in women with HIV infecti 14187 ARF)/Potential role for analysis in end-of-life decision m 22436 n skills in the treatment making process/Partners in care 33520 ation facilitates clinical making by integrating medication 42419 r violence and women's to have an HIV test/Partner viole 43110 nment/Inducing pivotal makers in effecting behaviour ch 43301 < 75/mm3: An updated analytic view/Disseminated Myc 43481 ion of a blood exclusion /Implicit valuation of a blood excl 484*/44244 unselling and testing: A analysis/Cost-effectiveness of p 44248 the religious tribal ARs maker on the gross root level/Pr 60005 ed women/Pregnancy making in a well-motivated cohor 60372 nd quality of life data for making in antiretroviral therapy/ 60435 rtner: Perception and decisions related to risk for HIV infection a aviour and reproductive among HIV+ women in Sao Pau egnancy intentions and of African-American women livi ake effective treatment /HIV treatment compliance (adh ople making treatment /It's not just about taking those p nce to inform pragmatic in HIV prevention and to identify 23448 23480 24195 32363 42233 43524..__ - - I I \ I -. - / I - 1 1 ** - ",,,, - - - - F -
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