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Rheumatoid arthritis can be a side-effect of HIV therapy

UNAIDS AIDS epidemic update 2006: headlines

Weight-based ribavirin dosing achieves high success rates in hepatitis C/HIV co-infected patients

More than one in seven pregnancies in east London still poses transmission risk

HPA 2006: GUM clinics diagnose more STIs

HPA 2006: over 66,000 living with HIV in the UK

Tenofovir kidney toxicity: real, but uncommon and usually reversible

HIV needs many more mutations to acquire resistance to darunavir

Triomune approved for PEPFAR use

HPA 2006 analysis: HIV in the UK 'a major public health concern' and 'substantial challenge'

UK has now one of fastest growing HIV epidemics in Europe

UK HIV experts criticise 'damaging' HIV transmission prosecution policy

Many in US still being diagnosed HIV-positive late in course of disease

Children in UK stay a long time on failing therapy

Gay men and primary care: the issues discussed in JAMA editorial

Micronutrient deficiencies less common in people taking antiretrovirals

HIV-positive South African mothers losing weight when breastfeeding

Scaling up laboratory capacity for the coming storm of XDR-TB, and why the HIV treating community must get involved now

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Showing "11155" results for ""

Rheumatoid arthritis can be a side-effect of HIV therapy

UNAIDS AIDS epidemic update 2006: headlines

Weight-based ribavirin dosing achieves high success rates in hepatitis C/HIV co-infected patients

More than one in seven pregnancies in east London still poses transmission risk

HPA 2006: GUM clinics diagnose more STIs

HPA 2006: over 66,000 living with HIV in the UK

Tenofovir kidney toxicity: real, but uncommon and usually reversible

HIV needs many more mutations to acquire resistance to darunavir

Triomune approved for PEPFAR use

HPA 2006 analysis: HIV in the UK 'a major public health concern' and 'substantial challenge'

UK has now one of fastest growing HIV epidemics in Europe

UK HIV experts criticise 'damaging' HIV transmission prosecution policy

Many in US still being diagnosed HIV-positive late in course of disease

Children in UK stay a long time on failing therapy

Gay men and primary care: the issues discussed in JAMA editorial

Micronutrient deficiencies less common in people taking antiretrovirals

HIV-positive South African mothers losing weight when breastfeeding

Scaling up laboratory capacity for the coming storm of XDR-TB, and why the HIV treating community must get involved now

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