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

74 Guatemala * haemophiliacs 12th World AIDS Conference -Keyword Abstract marginal precary area of /The STD/HIV/AIDS clinic wor 43202 rs and other gay men in /Human rights advocacy: Ensu 404*/44146 ng Mayan youths in the Guatemalan highlands/Consciousness ra 13524 Involvement of the non gubernamental organizations in the forma 34371 AIDS survival in French Guiana /AIDS survival in French 13330 mosis survival in French I/Histoplasmosis survival in Frenc 22217 ugh AIDS hotline and a guideline of AIDS education/Survey on se 13509 Implementation of new guidelines for treatment of HIV infection/A 22333 of adherence to clinical and patient outcomes: Exampl 22379 an practices/Treatment in HIV: Self reported physician 24120 IV infected child/Italian for disclosure of diagnosis to HI 24283 borative approach with for care/Adherence to antiretro 32378 d medical management (ATMMGs) of pediatric HIV inf 32439 evelopment of national of STD case management and 33251 erence to government to reduce perinatal transmissio 460*/42210 ctions (Ols) prevention in federally funded health care f 42212 antiretroviral treatment /Worldwide education of prima 42231 treatment in HIV/From to clinical reality: Doctors' and 42293 he HIV clinical practice /The development of a strategi 42411 g new STD surveillance /Designing new STD surveillan 60120 n/International index of on antiretroviral therapies and 60379 phylaxis: Application of /MAC prophylaxis: Application 60471 e presentation of the " for the use of antiretroviral age 60922 n-infected individuals in Guinea-Bissau /Increased levels of P-che 605*/31133 d HIV risk in Papua New Guinea /Love magic and HIV risk in Papua 96*/14318 nd Tamagly stop sites ( )/STD and HIV intervention/aware 43322 nd Tamagly stop sites ( )/Prevention and STD manageme 43372 chool system: Project in Gujarat, India/HIV/AIDS education in the s 13542 men and women in rural, India/Use of repeat interviews to 14304 HIV infected patients in, India/Pattern of tuberculosis (TB) 22162 ors among rural men in,India/Perceptions of sexually tran 33342 mmercial sex workers in Guyana /HIV infection and syphilis among 23538 STD clinic attenders in /Performance of a rapid RPR met 33241 IDS among students in: A framework to design prevention 34239 mily planning clients in /Genital N. gonorrhoeae and C. tr 60783 en in central London gyms /Recruiting peer educators for a com 60810 roids in central London /Injecting behaviour among gay men 60811 Swiss HIV cohort study/ Gynecologic management of women in th 42433 e women/Adherence to gynecologic examinations among HIV po 32132 plications following 191 gynecological and obstetrical surgical int 13391, Brazil/STD and other manifestations - A cross-s 61004 year and HIV testing by gynecologists in a cohort of HIV-infected 32131 enotyping/Nelfinavir in HAART-experienced HIV-1 infected patie 41215 ad in patients receiving HAART - Evidence for a drug sanctuary co 267*/11153 e antiretroviral therapy ( ) on viral dynamics during primary 11155 els in patients receiving in the Frankfurt HIV-Cohort/Progn 12129 ary HIV infection using lead to HIV eradication?/Can dura 12188 anti-retroviral therapy ( )/Naive T cell subsets during acute 12190 ed patients treated with /T lymphocyte dynamics in primar 12194 ccessfully treated with? The EuroSIDA Study/Can proph 12268 e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Determinants of failure of highly 12271 untry (Spain)/lmpact of in a cohort of patients from the Bas 12276 e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Hepatotoxicity after introduction 12288 1 infected patient during /Lymphocyte subsets and function 12302 antiretroviral treatment ( ) on neutrophil and monocyte funct 12322 cific CD4 cell function in patients/Follow-up of antigen-spe 12341 ntiretroviral treatment ( )in France/Clinical manifestations 12345 e antiretroviral therapy ( ) in France: Is AIDS incidence still d 13202 e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Decreases in HIV-related morbid 13239 active antiviral therapy ( ) became prevalent/Time to AIDS 13307 e antiretroviral therapy ( ) on CD4 Ivmphocvte counts in Fra 13318 ntirretroviral treatment ( antiretroviral treatment ( e antiretroviral therapy ( mphoma obtained with ntiretroviral treatments ( cell homeostasis during e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( g-term effectiveness of nd children receiving vudine and lamivudine ( ntiretroviral therapy ( zation of diagnostic lab/ 5000 copies ml during sts in patients receiving anti-retroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( o antiretroviral therapy ( cted patients receiving e antiretroviral therapy ( antiretroviral treatment ( ue/Effect of prolonged e antiretroviral therapy ( ed patients treated with e antiretroviral therapy ( th AIDS maintained on and wasting in the era of e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( osteronism in the era of antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( T-naive HIV+ patients/ e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( tiretroviral treatments ( antiretroviral therapy( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( anti-retroviral therapy ( rophylaxis (PSEP) with T) and blood/Effects of cted patients/Effect of mia" in patients ongoing ary CNS lymphoma and ntiretroviral therapy ( irologic outcomes after ba, Canada/Impact of ness of new therapies/ e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e antiretroviral therapy ( antiretroviral treatment ( e antiretroviral therapy ( e setting/Adherence to S patients treated with /Viral load response to of virologic response to ntiretroviral treatments ( us retinitis in the age of e antiretroviral therapy ( V infection treated with ir + 2 NRTIs as first line ximising the benefits of dgkin's lymphoma with therapy combined with actic acidosis following Keyword Abstract )/Nonprogression of CMV retinitis i 22271 ) in patients with AIDS-associated 617*/22275 ) in patients with HIV-related non-H 22289 and with interleukin-2 after relapse 22293 )/Early regression of cervical lesio 22312 /Dynamics of mean TRF and T cell 22341 )/Sustained immunologic improve 22342 ) increases circulating naive CD8+ 22345 )/Risk factors for virologic failure in 22351 in a large clinical group and the rol 22353 /Switch in HIV phenotype and iden 22358 ) in HIV-1 infected children: Kinetic 22362 ) and predictors of undetectable pi 22365 and prophylaxis result in further co 22369 (AZT, 3TC, Ind)/Quantitation of HI 22383 despite undetectable plasma virus 22388 )/Changes in lymphocyte subsets 345*/22412 ) era/Home care in the highly activ 22449 )/Compliance of HIV positive/PWA 23250 /Sequential changes in erythrocyt 31102 )/Functional lymphocyte reconstit 113*/31134 )/Specific T-cell responses in HIV-i 111*/31142 on immune function and on viral lo 31160 )/Immunologic function and recon 338*/31186 /Discontinue primary prophylaxis r 31225 )/Hematological parameters correl 32139 /Treatment of dorsocervical fat pa 32164 in HIV-infected patients/Hypogon 32174 )/The occurrence of progressive m 32199 ) and acyclovir therapy/Regressio 32209 )/Transient self-resolving CMV vir 32241 /Hypotestosteronism in the era of 32275 )/Detection of genotypic drug resis 233*/32282 )/Virologic findings in patients with 32286 ) leads to significant but delayed in 32317 is not hard enough - Virological fai 32319 )/Educational and support needs o 32333 ) in the "real world": Experiences in 32334 ) not prescribed or why is it disconti 446*/32335 ): implications for adherence/comp 32356 )/Medication adherence enhance 32357 ): levels in the clinical practice and 32367 )in patients infected with human im 32380 ) among a Caribbean cohort of uns 32385 )/The value of early parameters of 32388 ) for HIV infection/A multi-disciplin 32397 after sexual assault/Post-sexual e 250*/33174 on HIV viral load and CD4 T cells i 41185 +/- IL-2 on viral kinetics and T cell 41228 /Significance and therapeutic impli 42165 /Primary CNS lymphoma and 42404 )/A survey of the practice of prophy 42412 in private practice/Clinical and vir 42422 on health care utilization by HIV pa 42432 in clinical practice: The improveme 42437 ) on the HIV/AIDS service delivery 43525 )is cost-effective compared to dela 44243 ) and its effects on viral load (VL) a 60178 )/Evolution of CMV-PCR in the first 60180 ) on cervical dysplasia and HPV inf 60289 )/Hepatitis B flare after highly activ 60323 ): Who are they and why?/Patients 60336 in clinical trials vs. clinical care sett 60356 including antiprotease 6 months af 60510 is an unpredictable indicator of BC 60517 - A case study presentation/Com 60518 ) adherence/Visual analogue scal 60535 /Community screening program to 60550 ) in patients with HIV and tuberculo 60582 /The "steatosis-lactic acidosis syn 60611 therapy: 21 patients from Cook Co 60619 in the real world: The role of a phar 60621 /Spontaneous regressions of an A 60817 for progressive multifocal leucoen 60963 containing stavudine (d4T), lamivu 60998 scordant male couples/, attitudes, and risk behavior amon ntiretroviral therapy ( )/Dynamic changes in naive and a une reconstitution after (saquinavir-SGC, d4T and ddC) ini + patients: Influence of /Production of type-1, type-2 cytok e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Patterns of cytokine production a e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Bacillary angiomatosis in the sett tion (SIR) after starting in AIDS patients treated for disse rospective study in the era/Disseminated Mycobacterium ntiretroviral therapy ( )/Skin test reactivity to Mycobacter e antiretroviral therapy ( )/Manifestation of mycobacterial in PCP) prophylaxis after in patients with AIDS/Withdrawal tive patients/Impact of on clinical evolution of genital wart AIDS patients following /Sustained disappearance of hum ck of effect of long-term on hepatitis C (HCV) viremia/Lack ediated/Evidence that induced immune recovery vitritis in S-patients in the era of /Predictive value of cytomegalovir ed patients treated with /Rapidly evolving hepatitis C virus nt of CMV retinitis under despite termination of anti-CMV th herapy after initiation of in 4 AIDS patients/Long-lasting re 643*/14136 269*/21112 21123 220*/21170 221*/21176 22114 22130 22168 22171 22172 22186 22192 14*/22237 18*/22238 15*/22240 22241 17*/22243 22260 22268 oplasia syndrome after haart initiation/Accelerated opportunistic i e antiretroviral therapy ( HAAT ) on the incidence of oral candidosis/ ek cohort of 158 (HIV+) haemophilia patients/NHL - 17 years foil Unaddressed needs of haemophiliacs with HIV in an area with lo and HCV RNA levels in (Grehco Study)/Retrospe 60999 31217 22298 32437 42151

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