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Cellulose sulfate microbicide safe and acceptable to HIV-positive women

Study concludes that interleukin-2 has no benefit before HIV treatment interruptions, but increases side-effects

HIV prevention work requires city-specific, targeted interventions

High incidence of bacterial pneumonia seen in HIV-positive US women

Survey reveals gay men with symptoms of primary HIV infection unlikely to seek an HIV test

Risky sexual behaviour remains low after two years of ART in Uganda

High discordance rates among Ugandan ART clients require new prevention approaches

Fees for HIV treatment increase risk of death in developing countries

Rapid antibody tests can diagnose HIV infection in infants almost as well as DNA PCR, South African study shows

Cost of ARVs makes up less than one third of treatment cost in South African study

London woman jailed for infecting partner with HIV - police actively investigated her sexual history to find past partners

BHIVA issues draft briefing paper on UK law and HIV transmission

Monitoring antiretroviral treatment with limited laboratory services

Fat loss beginning to trigger treatment changes in South African patients

Tipranavir study halted in treatment-naive

Better than expected 'real world' benefits seen in highly treatment-experienced patients on atazanavir

Condoms reduce women's risk of contracting genital HPV, proves US study

'Opt out' HIV testing for all at UK sexual health clinics

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Showing "11155" results for ""

Cellulose sulfate microbicide safe and acceptable to HIV-positive women

Study concludes that interleukin-2 has no benefit before HIV treatment interruptions, but increases side-effects

HIV prevention work requires city-specific, targeted interventions

High incidence of bacterial pneumonia seen in HIV-positive US women

Survey reveals gay men with symptoms of primary HIV infection unlikely to seek an HIV test

Risky sexual behaviour remains low after two years of ART in Uganda

High discordance rates among Ugandan ART clients require new prevention approaches

Fees for HIV treatment increase risk of death in developing countries

Rapid antibody tests can diagnose HIV infection in infants almost as well as DNA PCR, South African study shows

Cost of ARVs makes up less than one third of treatment cost in South African study

London woman jailed for infecting partner with HIV - police actively investigated her sexual history to find past partners

BHIVA issues draft briefing paper on UK law and HIV transmission

Monitoring antiretroviral treatment with limited laboratory services

Fat loss beginning to trigger treatment changes in South African patients

Tipranavir study halted in treatment-naive

Better than expected 'real world' benefits seen in highly treatment-experienced patients on atazanavir

Condoms reduce women's risk of contracting genital HPV, proves US study

'Opt out' HIV testing for all at UK sexual health clinics

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