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HIV/AIDS-Related Knowledge Among Malaysian Young Adults: Findings From a Nationwide Survey
The study investigators reported that HIV/AIDS knowledge among the young adults was moderate, with a mean knowledge score of 20.1 out of 32 points, indicating a need for targeted prevention programs.
The Medscape Journal of Medicine, June 2008
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Determinants of Treatment Access in a Population-based Cohort of HIV-positive Men and Women Living in Argentina
In this prospective cohort study in Argentina, where HAART is available free of charge, the study investigators assessed factors associated with early vs late initiation of HAART.
The Medscape Journal of Medicine, April 2008
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Poor Efficacy and Tolerability of Stavudine, Didanosine, and Efavirenz-based Regimen in Treatment-Naive Patients in Senegal
By intent-to-treat analysis, virologic efficacy at 500 copies/mL and 50 copies/mL cutpoints declined during this trial. Mortality due to nonopportunistic infections was high.
Medscape General Medicine, October 2007
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Tuberculosis and HIV--Needed: A New Paradigm for the Control and Management of Linked Epidemics
In resource-limited settings TB/HIV coinfection pose increasing challenges with deadly consequences. The authors discuss a model that integrates the management of both diseases.
Medscape General Medicine, September 2007
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The 16th International Conference on AIDS: Will It Leave a Legacy?
Drs. Helene Gayle and Mark A. Wainberg examine the long-range clinical and policy changes that may follow the International AIDS Conference in Toronto, 2006.
Medscape General Medicine, April 2007
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A Process and Outcomes Evaluation of the International AIDS Conference: Who Attends? Who Benefits Most?
The study investigators analyzed delegate survey data from the International AIDS Conference that took place in Bangkok in 2004 with the aim of meeting delegate needs in future conferences.
Medscape General Medicine, January 2007
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Can Urine Lamivudine Be Used to Monitor Antiretroviral Treatment Adherence?
Improving antiretroviral therapy for HIV: The study investigators aim to develop an easy screening method to follow adherence.
Medscape General Medicine, December 2006
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A Comparative Study of HIV/AIDS: The Knowledge, Attitudes, and Risk Behaviors of Schizophrenic and Diabetic Patients in Regard to HIV/AIDS in Nigeria
Patients with schizophrenia had more misconceptions about HIV/AIDS, were less tolerant towards people living with HIV/AIDS compared with diabetic patients, and more likely to place themselves at risk.
Medscape General Medicine, November 2006
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Understanding the Scourge of HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa
ESCAPER: The authors review factors that fuel the epidemic, and propose 6 sociologic/behavioral interventions to reduce further spread.
Medscape General Medicine, November 2006
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Brief Communication: Economic Comparison of Opportunistic Infection Management With Antiretroviral Treatment in People Living With HIV/AIDS Presenting at an NGO Clinic in Bangalore, India
What is the true cost of HAART in India? The investigators examine the direct and indirect costs of HAART vs management of opportunistic infections in a nongovernment program.
Medscape General Medicine, November 2006