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Consensus Conference on HCV acute infections. Interview with Jürgen Rockstroh / VIDEO Load video . . . Writing clinical guidelines allows to put together data from clinical trials >>>	Ageing, co-morbidities and inflammation Bill Powderly, makes an overview of the main issues on the ground related to HIV therapy. >>> HIV NEWS 2010/03/24 Cardiovascular disease and HIV HIV positive people have approximately 2-fold higher incidence of coronary artery disease or myocardial infarction than HIV-negative persons >>> 2010/03/24 Bone and HIV HIV people are experiencing diseases normally associated with ageing >>> 2010/03/24 HIV and Ageing: clinical implications In this HIV  special population clinical management is more complex and it must be adapted to these co-morbidities >>> 2010/02/20 NIAID new agenda on HIV/AIDS  Anthony Fauci, has delivered his speech focusing on the common aim of stopping HIV/AIDS >>> 2010/02/13 HIV, children, drugs and toxicities How much toxicities are different between adults and children >>> 2010/02/13 HIV and SIV: monkeys and humans New insights from "comparative AIDS research": studies of HIV and simian immunodeficiency virus infections in different host >>> 2010/02/13 25 year of HIV therapy HAART, Higly Active Antiretroviral Therapy, is a milestone in the history of medicine >>> Read all HIV News >>>
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2010/05/21 Consensus Conference on HCV acute infections. Interview with Emma Page A very clear clinical case definition of Hepatitis C Acute Infection allows physicians all over the world >>> 2010/05/21 Consensus Conference on HCV acute infections. Interview with Richard Gilson If we try to draw the identikit of a person who is HIV positive co-infected with HCV acute infection >>> 2010/05/21 Consensus Conference on HCV acute infections. Interview with Massimo Puoti In the phase of acute HCV infection more than fifthy percent of patients seems to obtain a sustained virological response, >>> 2010/05/21 Consensus Conference on HCV acute infections. Interview with Lars Peters Few and small studies on HIV/HCV co-infected people makes difficult to find conclusions on this population >>> 2010/05/03 What is NEAT Stefano Vella explain the meaning, the goals and the structure of NEAT >>> 2010/02/20 HIV, co-infection and the Hepatitis C cohort the European (different) perspective A wide range interview with Juergen Rockstroh, professor of medicine and the head of the HIV Outpatient Clinic at the University of Bonn in Germany >>> 2010/02/10 Liver Fibrosis Progression After Acute HCV Infection (AHC) in HIV-positive Individual Recent data suggested high fibrosis progression rates after sexually acquired acute HCV infection (AHC). This may be due to the fact that in contrast to traditional risk populations in most cases of sexually transmitted HCV infections occur in already HIV-infected individuals. >>> Read WHAT WE'RE DOING >>>