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Nevirapine should not be used for PEP confirms US review

Gay men with AIDS in Los Angeles having more unprotected sex

Many HIV-positive gay men involved in HIV transmission risk without recognising it

New HIV infections steady in UK gay men despite introduction of HAART

Allergic reaction to abacavir reported after treatment break, one year after starting the drug

South Africa's national treatment programme

Hormonal contraceptives increase shedding of HIV infected cells in the cervix

Tarnished glitazones fail to reverse fat wasting

Belief that HAART makes HIV less serious linked with shift to unsafe sex in Dutch gay men

HAART clinically and immunologically effective in babies but high rate of virologic failure

BMJ exposes serious weaknesses in case for compulsory HIV/TB tests for UK immigrants

Opportunities and challenges on the route to effective microbicides

Superinfection occurs at 5% a year in recently infected gay men not on therapy

Nevirapine for mums compromises their future treatment options

PEP for sexual exposure to HIV not 100% effective

Grants available for organisations working with HIV and Africans in the UK

Lancet article destroys the thesis that injections a major cause of HIV in Africa

Treatment for HIV/HCV coinfection: three major studies report at CROI

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Showing "11154" results for ""

Nevirapine should not be used for PEP confirms US review

Gay men with AIDS in Los Angeles having more unprotected sex

Many HIV-positive gay men involved in HIV transmission risk without recognising it

New HIV infections steady in UK gay men despite introduction of HAART

Allergic reaction to abacavir reported after treatment break, one year after starting the drug

South Africa's national treatment programme

Hormonal contraceptives increase shedding of HIV infected cells in the cervix

Tarnished glitazones fail to reverse fat wasting

Belief that HAART makes HIV less serious linked with shift to unsafe sex in Dutch gay men

HAART clinically and immunologically effective in babies but high rate of virologic failure

BMJ exposes serious weaknesses in case for compulsory HIV/TB tests for UK immigrants

Opportunities and challenges on the route to effective microbicides

Superinfection occurs at 5% a year in recently infected gay men not on therapy

Nevirapine for mums compromises their future treatment options

PEP for sexual exposure to HIV not 100% effective

Grants available for organisations working with HIV and Africans in the UK

Lancet article destroys the thesis that injections a major cause of HIV in Africa

Treatment for HIV/HCV coinfection: three major studies report at CROI

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