Bridging the Gap: Index Volume [International Conference on AIDS (12th: 1998: Geneva, Switzerland)]
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12th World AIDS Conference general Germany 71 are workers (HCW) in a HIV-infected patients in d practises of allopathic mous counselling to the or C6te d'lvoire to draw tiretroviral (ARV) use in sons who speak to the table HIV epidemics in apeutic optimism in the ent: Decision-making in w sexual encounters: A Keyword hospital/Pyschosocial impa practices in deprived and nc practitioners in the provision public through an interactive public's attention to AIDS/T practice in urban Zambia: pr public with their faces uncov population in Senegal: Wha public?/Does safer sex sun practice/Initiation of antiretr population study in Switzerl Abstract - ct of o 24307 )n-dep 32431 I of ST 33243 Svoice 139*/33473 wo col 33506 oblem 42318,ered: 43375 it do w 43441 vive th 43514 oviral t 60310 and/E 60733 nporta 43166 ort gro 43212 H/A on 34278 es oft 11101 CTLb 31150 transc 12214 s to in 34144: Resu 41113 and a 42126 vith im 42158 iving c 12257 olates 31199 -Keyword Itifactorial approach to generate male involvement as an ir supervision of income - Generatiing projects by PWA supp( LWH/A project/Income generating activities amongst PLWF o-inflammatory activity/ Generation of recombinant analogu ogeneic dendritic cells/ of HIV-epitope-specific hase I study/A second generation non-nucleoside reverse d nations using income programmes as subsidie ests~ HIV combi/A new of HIV-diagnostic assay rimary infection/A new test associating antigen valuation of two second HIV-1 viral load assays \ of the RT and protease genes in HIV-infected children recei cytomegalovirus UL97 from GCV-resistant clinical is( Abstract-- isease associated with mycoplasma and streptococci spe 60882 n San Martino Hospital, Genoa,Italy/Evaluation of occupational ex 13471 hypermutation on HIV-1 genome /Possible restrictions of G--A hy 11200 ear localization of HIV-1 /Novel anti-retroviral compounds 12370 tion of integrated HIV-1 genomes in cell culture by CpG methylatio 11127 ning of full-length HIV-1 from recent infections in India: R 11194 mportant herpesvirus /A multiplex nested PCR assay f 41151 ase mutations in HIV-1 detected in plasma and blood m 41217 f full-length HIV-1 RNA genomic sequences in the genital tract of 11169 apy upon HIV mucosal and mRNA/Different effects of di 32112 exposed infants/CCR5 genotype and HIV-1 infection in perinatall 215*/13365 1 transmission/CCR-5 may confer resistance to mother 11*/21107 kine receptor 5 (CCR5) in long-term survivors of HIV-1 i 31114 age: Influence of CCR5 and antiretroviral treatment/Cyt 31138 ine receptor 5 (CCR5) in highly exposed but persistentl 31147 ican-Americans/MHC predicts disease progression an 60870 A, C and D recombinant genotypes from perinatally infected infant 13115 tina/At least four HIV-1 circulate in Rosario, Argentina 13175 Hepatitis C virus (HCV) and progression of HIV infectio 13306 s/Chemokine receptor and HIV disease progression: 13311 5, and/or CCR2-+/641 /Longitudinal studies on a coho 13353 iosis/Determination of of enterocytozoon bieneusi str 22235 ssion/Prevalence and of hepatitis G virus and hepatiti 22264 envelope glycoprotein of CMV strains isolated from sa 31203 scriptase and protease in patients with HIV-1 symptom 60316 uth African gold mines/ Genotypic and phenotypic characterizatio 13122 lood and genital fluid/ and biotypic characterization of 21157 ng-term monotherapy/ and phenotypic resistance to st 32285 retrospective analysis/ analysis for resistance testing ( 32292 r AZT and 3TC therapy/ and phenotypic resistance in H 32298 g combination therapy/ resistance patterns in HIV-infe 32304 ir combination therapy/ and phenotypic analysis of HIV 32312 eatment-naive patients/ resistance in treatment-naive p 32313 ciency virus in Ukraine/ analysis of human immunodefi 41161 gion of seroconverters/ prevalence of transmitted ZDV 41210 susceptibility to PMPA/ changes in HIV RT which devel 41218 fferential hybridization/ analysis of the HIV-1 reverse tr 60317 d to existing regimens/ characterization of HIV-1 isolat 60706 HAART)/Detection of genotypic drug resistance to antiviral nucl 233*/32282 nical cohort study/HIV predictors of antiviral response 229*/32287 D4+ outcome following antiretroviral resistance testing 32291 ponse/Application of a driven rule-based expert artifici 32297 resistance-associated mutations in plasma HIV of pati 32301 erns of phenotypic and cross-resistance among protea 230*/42195 navir/Low frequency of mutations associated with resis 42197 w disease progression/ Genetic evolution of HIV-1 subtype A in Afr ains identified in China/ recombination of HIV-1 strains ide e with unusual V3 loop/ and biological characterization of exposure of macaques/ characteristics of SIV after intrave MA)forHIV-1 subtyping/ diversity of HIV-1 in Tanzania: Us 1 in Myanmar (Burma)/ and serologic characterization of ) in Bangkok, Thailand/ characterization of incident HIV-1 converters in Thailand/ diversity of HIV-1 subtype E from r ovel A/B recombinant/ characterization of HIV-1 in Russi osi's sarcoma tumours/ abnormalities in Kaposi's sarcom HIV-2 infected women/ characterization of viral quasi-spe r epidemiology of HIV-1 genetic subtypes in West and Central Afric mary isolates of different subtypes/Chemokine receptor us IV-1 virions of different subtypes (clades) by a new virus-b navir therapy causes a drift in the env quasi-species/Hum Comparative analysis of diversity among seropositive popu group O/Analysis of the diversity of HIV-1 group O/Analysi AIDS/Determination of subtypes of HIV-1 from Korean pat resence of two distinct subtypes/Molecular characterizati ic in Kaliningrad/HIV-1 subtype A/B recombinant strain ca site for monitoring HIV diversity in the United States/Prev ssors in France/Host's background of HIV-1 infected long d infants/Viral and host characterization of possible transi V-1 RNA from different subtypes/Efficiency of three versi ue of HIV load and host factor on disease progression rate Island/Serological and characterization of HIV-1 subtype ulating HIV-1 and HIV-2 subtypes in Spain/Circulating HIV s/In vivo persistence of genetically modified, HIV-1-specific syng e issues - "The Road to Geneva "/End of Life issues - "The Road to 11173 429*/11179 11204 11221 13110 13130 13133 13155 13194 22284 60652 430*/11163 9*/11166 11178 11185 11188 11195 11201 12178 13190 13225 12*/13346 23312 41145 42146 60543 60681 346*/42322 44*/22438 evention among IDU in mmigrant community in g migrant sex workers in intenance treatment in ndromic management/ IV counseling in Brazil/ genital tract of women: te vaginal microbicide/ ning clients in Guyana/ V-1 in the human female nomic sequences in the isks of HIV infection - xpression in the female solated from blood and T on clinical evolution of fast on the treatment of xpression in the female NA subtypes C and A in /Socio-demography of the panacea to female n of HIV-1 in the female omen with and without n of HIV-1 in the female equence in plasma and V infection/Plasma and mmonly used for female Increasing incidence of eripheral blood and the /The role of the police and penitent 33411 /The "Projet Parc": AIDS preventio 34190 /AIDS prevention among migrant 245*/43379 between 1988 and 1995/HIV, hep 60440 Genital ulcer disease etiology by M-PCR i 22199 tract diseases in women undergoi 23464 reservoir and differential drug resis 334*/32279 transmission of SIVmac251 in cyn 33156 N. gonorrhoeae and C. trachomati 60783 genital tract/Co-receptors and cellular tar tract of women/Analysis of full-len tract infections among female sex tract: Progesterone increases CC fluid/Genotypic and biotypic chara warts in HIV positive patients/Impa discharge with Erythromycin tablet tract following treatment of cervical ulcers in patients attending STD Cli infection with Chlamydia trachoma cutting (FGC) and the associated ri tract/Active production of HIV-1 in t tract inflammation (GTI)/HIV DNA tract: Association with HIV-1 in peri 10*/11106 11169 13577 335*/21109 21157 22192 22209 22310 23353 23373 23384 23442 23450 23488 ZT-resistant mutations/ Genotyping HIV-1 reverse transcriptase t de serotyping and HMA genotyping in distinguishing HIV-1 subtyp rmer USSR/Sero- and of HIV-1 variants circulating o ities/HIV-1 sero- and of HIV/AIDS outbreak in Ukrai he clinical utility of viral in HIV+ patients failing protea arding the use of HIV-1 for a community consortium: nhancement after viral in HIV+ patients failing highly of response by protease /Nelfinavir in HAART-experie neChip~ assay for HIV /Development of a new DNAmong women in Europe: Geographic diversity and time trends/The drug users in Europe?/ variation in disease progressi are for HIV-related PLP/ variations in quality of care for s 2 recombinants and a geographic sub-cluster within subtype A/ ommunities: Assessing and cultural distances/HIV ed vention studies/Using information systems to asses o model the social and spread of HIV and STD/Meth ogram/Determinants of mobility in a population-based f Congo/Setting up a information systems (GIS) for anza region, Tanzania/ Geographical variations in the prevalence hool students in Tibilisi, Georgia /Knowledge, attitudes and practic care settings in Atlanta, /Viral load and CD4+ outcome foil ng population of Tbilisi, /Condom use among young popul e Fed. University of M. Gerais, Brazil/Evaluation of knowledge, at on in the United States/ Geriatric AIDS population study (GAPS) o e antiretroviral therapy/ AIDS population study (GAPS): efore AIDS diagnosis in German y data from the German AIDS regi patients: Results of the Cidofovir Study Group/Clinical pr multicenter evaluation ( AIDS Study Group GASG Protoc se risk factors among gay men?/Are youth and drug us IV-1 below 3% in the perinatal cohorts/Combining ZV py-naive HIV-1 positive seroconvertors irrespective of vir est and Central Africa ( Technical Corporation)/Added va ssociated factors in a study group/Colonisation and dis and AIDS network/The women and AIDS network/The childbearing women in Germany - Unlinked anonymous testing o 41143 11193 13205 13209 32305 32307 32357 41215 42196 13181 192*/13338 60475 11186 13410 23217 43470 60556 60720 13119 14116 32291 33115 14120 23526 32417 13188 22256 22368 26*/23133 23291 41208 43224 60170 60708 13187 tract of women: Genital reservoir a 334*/32279 tract viral load and STDs in early HI 164*/42141 hygiene may contribute to the vagi 42370 ulcer disease in Durban, South Afri 60030 tract/Detection of HIV-1 in the oral 60608
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