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Articles related to "Human Immunodeficiency Virus"
AIDS: We Can't Cure But We Can Prevent Knowing how to prevent HIV infection and applying the knowledge can eliminate AIDS from our planet. aids • hiv • human immunodeficiency virus • prevention • world aids day
New AIDS Virus Strain Found A new strain of HIV-1 has been discovered in Cameroon that could make detection and early treatment of HIV infected people more difficult. aids • hiv-1 • hiv • siv • simian immunodeficiency virus
Prevalence of HIV in Australia The number of Australians living with HIV has risen by almost 10,000 cases in the past decade and today there are more than 28,000 registered cases of the virus. hiv • human immunodeficiency virus • aids • hiv transmission • hiv prevalence
The Durban Declaration Some question the data that demonstrates HIV is the cause of AIDS. This declaration, signed by more than 5,000, scientists states why they believe HIV is the cause of AIDS. Click above to find out more. hiv • aids • durban declaration • acquired immunodeficiency disease syndrome • human immunodeficiency virus
What Do You Know About AIDS? Part 1 of 3 What you don't know can kill you. hiv • acquired immunodeficiency disease syndrome • human immunodeficiency virus
What Do You Know About AIDS? Part 2 of 3 Answers to last week's survey. hiv • prevention • modes of transmission • human immunodeficiency virus • acquired immunodeficiency disease syndrome
What Do You Know About AIDS? Part 3 of 3 How to avoid getting AIDS. aids • hiv • human immunodeficiency virus • acquired immunodeficiency syndrome
HIV Protection A mutation in the CCR5 chemokine receptor gene has been discovered that provides protection against infection by HIV-1, the most common strain in North America. ccr5 • chemokine • receptor • hiv • human immunodeficiency virus
Perinatal HIV This article addresses the transmission of HIV/AIDS from mother to baby, and what mothers can do if they have concerns regarding this life-threatening virus and disease. hiv (human immunodeficiency virus) • aids (acquired immunodeficiency syndrome) • baby • mother • unborn child
Understanding AIDS Gain a better understanding of AIDS by learning about its symptoms and diagnosis. aids symptoms • diagnosis of aids • acquired immune deficiency syndrome • human immunodeficiency virus • aids related complex
Where Did The AIDS Virus Come From? Researchers demonstrate where the AIDS virus came from. aids • hiv-1 • human immunodeficiency virus • chimpanzee • cameroon
HIV Infection and Response The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) battles with cells of the host immune system to spread infection. hiv • infection • response • retrovirus • t cell
The Game of War Scientists continue to study the human immunodeficiency virus and the host cell's response to infection in an attempt to prevent, slow and/or effectively treat infection. hiv • immune • infection • b57 • immunodeficiency
Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome For almost 30 years, health officials have struggled to contain AIDS, which is now known to be the end result of HIV infection. the course of hiv infection • the cause of aids • the cause of acquired immune deficiency syndrome • the course of human immunodeficiency virus infecti • the role of hiv in aids
Natural History of HIV The human immunodeficiency virus causes an infection that slowly leads to acquired immune deficiency syndrome. What happens along the way? human immunodeficiency virus • hiv • acquired immune deficiency syndrome • aids • cd4 lymphocytes
Overview of Sexually Transmitted Diseases What are the major sexually transmitted diseases that one should know about? sexually transmitted diseases • stds • bacterial stds • viral stds • parasitic stds
HIV-Related Hodgkin's Lymphoma Learn what tests are done when an HIV patient gets lymphoma. hiv-related hodgkin's lymphoma • stages of this type of cancer • tests used in hiv-related hodgkin’s lymphoma • nmr imaging (nuclear magnetic resonance imaging • biopsy and bone marrow aspiration
Nobel Prize Awarded to Discoverers of HIV The 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine was awarded to François Barré-Sinoussi and Luc Montagnier for their discovery of HIV. noble prize 2008 • noble prize in physiology or medicine • françois barré-sinoussi • luc montagnier • discovery of hiv
Oxidative Stress and the Neuropathies NAC - N-Acetyl Cysteine (NAC) is effective in the treatment of HIV and the related symptoms that stem from this disease. It is also possible that due to the many similarities of most aspects of HIV and the Neuropathies - that there is common ground here and that the solution to one may be also the solution to the other. Thus - an introduction to the presence of and the current research involving NAC. nac • n-acetyl cysteine • procysteine • hiv • pns neuropathies
Aids-Causes & Spread Aids caused by HIV is a serious condition in which the body's defences against some illnesses are broken down.Sexual intercourse and Blood Transfusion are the common ways by which this disease spreads aids • hiv • sexual intercourse • blood transfusion
Causes of Autoimmune Hemolytic Anemia Medications such as penicillin and methotrexate are well known causes of autoimmune hemolytic anemia (AIHA). Recently, metformin and lecithin have been added to the list. autoimmune hemolytic anemia • immune mediated hemolytic anemia • aiha • imha • autoimmune diseases
Facts about Cervical Cancer Get the facts about cervical cancer and protect yourself from this disease. Early detection can save your life! cervical cancer • treatment options for cervical cancer • cervical cancer diagnosis • pap smear • hpv and cervical cancer
HIV/AIDS Canada: Native People HIV/AIDS is on the rise in Canada, particularly in the Aboriginal community. What is HIV/AIDS and what is it doing to Natives on Reserves? hiv • aids • aboriginal • native • canada
Living with AIDS and HIV In August of this year “The 10th World Conference on Aids” was held in Toronto Canada. The attendance was well over 20,000 people. aids • hiv • fear • stigma • difference between aids and hiv
The AIDS Virus Kills the Killer Cells Why people with HIV infection suddenly develop AIDS. aids hiv cd4 cd8 white blood cells cxcr4 virus mut
The Four Stages of HIV Infection There are four stages of HIV infection: primary, asymptomatic, symptomatic, and AIDS. Knowing what stage an individual is in helps physicians to design treatment plans. stages of hiv • primary hiv infection • asymptomatic hiv • symptomatic hiv • aids
AIDS Epidemic Update January 2008 The past year has seen new methods in determining HIV infection rates and a new study that determines the origin of AIDS in the United States. origin of hiv in america • aids rate • hiv infection rate • origin of aids • aids epidemic update
AZT Given After Birth Can Eliminate AIDS Virus Infections AZT is able to eliminate the AIDS virus in babys born to AIDS virus infected women. aids • hiv • azt • zidovudine • treatment
Cats Can Get AIDS Too Toxoplasmosis is a parasitic infection which affects pregnant women and people with weak immune systems. Symptoms are flu-like and easily misdiagnosed. hiv and cats • fiv • feline aids • cats and aids • parasitic infections
Combination Therapy for HIV/AIDS For an HIV/AIDS medical regimen to be effective, a combination of two or more antiretroviral drugs is usually necessary to reduce drug resistance. combination therapy for hiv/aids • cocktail of antiretroviral drugs • hiv/aids medical regimen • highly active antiretroviral therapy • highly active antiretroviral treatment
Flu Vaccine Delayed for 2001-2002 Again this year the flu vaccine will be in short supply. This year one manufacturer of the vaccine has decided not to produce the vaccine anymore. Click to find out who should get the vaccine. flu • vaccine • influenza • immunization
Genetic Protections against HIV AIDS is the final stage of HIV infection, which killed an estimated 2.1 million people in 2007, but some individuals have been found to be resistant to HIV/AIDS. resistance to hiv infection • aids nonprogressors • hiv/aids • highly exposed seronegative hiv patients • genetic protections against hiv infection
HIV Escape Mutations Escape mutations can protect HIV-1 against detection by cytotoxic T-lymphocytes (CTL); however, some of these alterations in virus structure also provide a host advantage hiv • ctl • immune • mutation • epitope
HIV, AIDS and Malnutrition This article discusses the problems of malnutrition associated with HIV and AIDS and how to deal with them. hiv • aids • malnutrition
HIV/AIDS Skyrockets in America HIV/AIDS may no longer crown headlines, but its death toll rises daily. This silent predator is a notorious serial killer and must be kept in the consciousness. hiv/aids in usa • hiv/aids in america • hiv/aids in the caribbean • white house report on aids • latest carec statistics on hiv/aids
Larry Kramer, Champion of LGBT Rights Larry Kramer is an award-winning playwright and novelist, but is best known for his tireless activism on behalf of LGBT rights and AIDS prevention. larry kramer • the normal heart • gmhc founding • gay men's health crisis founder • bio of larry kramer
Lentinula edodes, the Shiitake Mushroom The shiitake is highly regarded as both an edible and a medicinal mushroom. It doesn't grow wild in North America, but it is easily grown and there is a thriving market. lentinula edodes • shiitake • mycology • edible mushrooms • fungi
Malignant Lymphoma and Autoimmune Disease Several autoimmune conditions, such as Sjogren's syndrome, thyroiditis, and rheumatoid arthritis, have consistently been linked to malignant or non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. lymphoma • non-hodgkin's • autoimmune disease • celiac disease • lymphocytes
Sexually transmitted infection Sexually transmitted infections (STIs) may be caused by bacteria, viruses or parsite acquired through sexual contact. sexually • transmitted • infection • sti • chlamydia
Stress, Skin Injury, Infection and Psoriasis Among the many triggers of psoriasis, stress, local skin injury and systemic infections play important roles in the pathogenesis of the disease. psoriasis triggers • triggers of psoriasis • psoriasis genetics • psoriasis immunology • stress trigger psoriasis
T-cell Function T-cells are activated when antigen fragments from foreign proteins bind to T-cell receptors. t cell • t-cell • immune • cd4 • cd8
The 2008 Nobel Prize in Medicine The 2008 Nobel Prize in Physiology and Medicine was shared by the discoverers of the HIV and HPV viruses. This article is about the discovery of HIV. hiv • aids • retrovirus • nobel prize • medicine
The Future of AIDS The lives of AIDS patients are hinging on new treatments, but preventing HIV infection is still a challenge. Here is a summary of recent developments. hiv aids • hiv prevention • aids treatment • caraguard gel trial • united states hiv prevalence
The HIV Virus Protect yourself by learning about the HIV virus and how it can and cannot be transmitted. hiv virus • global hiv/aids situation • infection of human immune system • anti-retroviral medications • vaccine against infection
The Origins of HIV Genetics has shown that HIV, known as the AIDS virus, has a longer history of infection in North America than once thought. hiv spread timeline • how aids came to america • when hiv came to america • analyzing the spread of hiv • the origins of aids
The Relationship of Alcohol and STDs and AIDS The New York City Health Department released a study December 2008. It links heavy drinking with an increased risk of both Sexually Transmitted Diseases, HIV and AIDS alcohol stds and hiv aids • msm • ny city health department • alcohol and aids • binge drinking
Treatment for HIV/AIDS Although there is still no cure for HIV/AIDS, various antiretroviral drugs have been developed to inhibit the replication of the virus in the human immune system. treatment for hiv/aids • antiretroviral drugs • cure for hiv/aids • treatable chronic condition • anti-hiv drugs
Understanding HIV Infection Although an HIV infection causes symptoms, it can only be diagnosed through an HIV antibodies test. Find out about the follow-up after confirmation of HIV+ status. understanding hiv infection • being hiv+ • symptoms of hiv infection • cd4 cell count • viral load |
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