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AIDS Treatment Update 2007

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  • 2007
    • Issue 172 - December 2007
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      • HIV & Cancer
        Q&A with Professor Mark Bower
      • 80s AIDS-cancer resurfaces
        Kaposi’s sarcoma appearing in those doing well on treatment raises questions
      • Cancer protection
        Should we be getting the anti-HPV jab?
      • Upfront
        Coping with a dual diagnosis of HIV and cancer
      • News in brief
        Many patients stay on failing treatment
        Should we start treatment over two years earlier?
    • Issue 171 - November 2007
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      • Sex, drugs and viral load
        How smoking, drinking and drugs can affect our well-being
      • Brain drain
        Do we need brain-penetrating drugs to ward off neurological problems?
      • ATU becomes HTU?
        Tell us what you think about the name change
    • Issue 170 - October 2007
       [236kb]
      • How soon is now?
        Potential benefits of early treatment
      • Late to initiate
        A UK perspective on early treatment
      • Enhancing prevention
        An update on new prevention technologies
      • Upfront
        Bespoke medicines could be closer than you think
    • Issue 169 - August/ September 2007
       [323kb]
      • The sex issue
      • Why dare bare?
        Why do people decide to have condomless sex?
      • Filling years with life
        Reproductive options for couples with HIV
      • Sexually transmitted hepatitis C
        How do you get it, and how do you know you've got it?
      • Positive guidance
        How to have a happy and healthy sex life
      • Upfront
        How should the NHS manage electronic patient records?
    • Issue 168 - July 2007
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      • The psychology of Sustiva
        What we know about efavirenz and its psychological side-effects
      • Understanding depression
        Dr Pepe Catalan explains how to recognise when it’s time to seek help
      • What do you need?
        How filling in this survey helps shape the future of HIV services
      • Upfront
        Nelfinavir recall latest
    • Issue 167 - June 2007
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      • HIV travellers' health
        How a little extra planning can go a long way
      • Managing HIV-related diarrhoea
        Why we shouldn't suffer in silence
      • Going places?
        How stigma and discrimination affects our ability to work and travel
      • Upfront
        HIV and heart attacks
    • Issue 166 - May 2007
       [209kb]
      • Acceptable standards
        What BHIVA’s roadmap for hiv care in the UK will mean to you
      • Atripla and the art of once-daily dosing
        Is one pill once a day worth waiting for?
      • NAT’s ‘press gang’
        Why it’s important to challenge inaccurate hiv reporting
      • Upfront
        Serosorting and superinfection
    • Issue 165 - April 2007
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      • Drug interactions
        Do your anti-HIV drugs play well with others?
      • Measuring drug levels
        How do you do it, and who might benefit?
      • Upfront
        Staying well with HIV
    • Issue 164 - March 2007
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      • All about Darunavir
        What we know (and don’t know) about the newest anti-HIV drug
      • Coinfection update
        How HIV-positive people can avoid and treat hepatitis C
      • HIV forensics
        Why scientific evidence alone is not 'proof' enough
      • Upfront
        should we be starting anti-hiv treatment earlier?
    • Issue 163 - January/ February 2007
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      • An uncertain future
        Will HIV treatment get better or worse?
      • The future of HIV treatment
        Two influental doctors answer our questions
      • Payment by results
        What is it and how it might affect you?
      • Patient power!
        You have a choice if you use your voice