181. HIV/AIDS Resources module provides a South African portal for hiv/aids information and includescurrent Internet links to aids/hiv sites; includes a search engine and an http://www.medguide.org.zm/aids/aids.htm

The University Of Zambia School of Medicine University of Zambia Medical Library HIV/AIDS Resources on the Internet Direct Links to all HIV/AIDS Resources on the Internet AEGIS: HIV/AIDS Information on the Net African Council of AIDS Service Organizations African Development Forum 2000; AIDS: The Greatest Leadership Challenge ... UNAIDS and Related HIV Treatment Documents This page has been awarded the Hardin MD "Clean Bill of Health" award. It is given to the "best of the best" sites that have connection rates of at least 93%. For further information on this award, see Hardin MD "Clean Bill of Health". Clinical/Treatment Information AIDS Research Information Center: Medical Information Library "provides current, medically accurate information on the treatment of HIV infection in simple layman's language: also contains links to other relevant sites, services, a hotline and information about the organization" AIDSMAP "a community based information site with extensive information on treatment; includes a directory of HIV/AIDS organizations wordwide with contact details and descriptions; is produced by the National AIDS Manual (NAM), the British HIV Association and St Stephen's AIDS Trust" Carter's Index of AIDS Treatments "a series of category indexes to current treatment including nutrients/vitamins, antiviral agents, cytokines/antibodies, cellular therapies, nucleoside analogues, antiviral therapies, and AIDS vaccines; is a subpage of the AIDS Research Information Center: Medical Information Library"

182. Students Against Global AIDS A coalition of Canadian student groups dedicated to the eradication of the hiv/aids pandemic. http://www.treatthepeople.com

183. UC Berkeley. Sheldon Margen Public Health Library. AIDS/HIV Resources UC Berkeley Public Health Library s guide to organizations, agencies, publications,and databases with information and resources on aids and hiv research, http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/PUBL/aids.html

Sheldon Margen Public Health Library 42 Warren Hall http://www.lib.berkeley.edu/PUBL/aids.html AIDS/HIV Resources See also the Public Health Library Research Guide AIDS Surveillance Statistics Organizations and Agencies AIDS Education and Training Centers National Resource Center This site provides educational information such as "Train the Trainer" material, training tips, evaluation tools, and more. Information is browsable by clinical topics, population groups, etc. The site also provides news and an e-mail update service, and training and consulting services. Pacific AIDS Education and Training Center is part of a nationwide network of regional AETCs. California. Department of Health Services. Office of AIDS AIDS Case Statistics (updated monthly) (available from 1997 forward) A Brief Guide to California's HIV/AIDS Laws 2003 Medical Care Statistics Section Reports and files on Medi-Cal enrollments and fee-for-service utilization. Medi-Cal Studies in AIDS Center for AIDS Prevention Studies (University of California, San Francisco) The site includes descriptions of their research projects, intervention curricula, survey instruments, model prevetnion programs, and more. Forum for Collaborative HIV Research "The Forum's key functions are to assess current knowledge, practice patterns, ongoing studies and information in all areas affecting HIV disease including the basic, clinical and social sciences, public health and health services research, identify gaps in the current HIV/AIDS knowledge base in any of these areas, and recommend steps that will fill the identified gaps." The site includes

184. Youth AIDS Project Registered nonprofit organisation in South Africa aiming to establish a peer to peer information system about hiv/aids, educating young medical students in workshops to enable them to go back to their former schools to teach the pupils. http://youthaidsproject.org.za/

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185. AIDS-HIV-drug-reimbursement Program Application Materials for the Wisconsin aids/hiv Drug Assistance Program FactSheet (PDF, 14 kb) Spanish Fact Sheet (Boletín) (PDF, 33 kb) Application Form http://dhfs.wisconsin.gov/aids-hiv/Resources/Overviews/AIDS_HIV_drug_reim.htm

Topics A-Z Reference Center Search Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Drug Assistance Program Purpose The Wisconsin AIDS/HIV Drug Assistance Program (ADAP), authorized by s. 49.686 of the Wisconsin statutes, is designed to maintain the health and independence of persons living with HIV infection in Wisconsin by providing access to HIV-related antiretroviral drugs and prophylactic medications as well as vaccines for hepatitis A and B. The ADAP formulary also includes hepatitis C virus (HCV) medications for persons co-infected with HIV and HCV. To be eligible to receive benefits under the ADAP, an individual must: live in Wisconsin; have HIV infection, confirmed by a physician; have no or insufficient third party payment; and have a family income that does not exceed 300% of the federal poverty guideline. Client access and benefits ADAP applications are available statewide through AIDS service organizations, community-based organizations, and the offices of physicians specializing in the treatment of HIV disease. Completed applications are mailed to the ADAP at the Division of Public Health (DPH) for eligibility screening. The ADAP sends eligibility approval letters to the client and the client-selected pharmacy. The pharmacy receives both the approval letter and the physician's prescription for ADAP drugs. The designated pharmacy dispenses a 30-day supply of approved medications to the client and submits billing for these prescriptions to the ADAP.

186. AIDS Profilakses Centrs Īsteno valsts politiku hiv un aids ierobeà ¾oà ¡anas jomā, ievieà ¡ un koordinē uzraudzÄ«bas, diagnostikas, medicÄ«niskās un psihosociālās aprà «pes pasākumus. Informācija par projektiem, programmām, pētÄ«jumiem un statistiku. http://www.aids-latvija.lv

Svçtdiena, 2005. gada 18. septembris Lapas karte RUS ENG Jaunumi Institûcija ... Meklçt Aktualitâtes Ieèeko kampaòu "Es PAR, ja tu AR" Mâkslas projekts "Durvis?!..." fotoizstâde - instalâcija (...par stereotipiem un cilvçkiem...) Bezmaksas psihosociâlâ palîdzîba AIDS profilakses centra Konsultâciju kabinetâ Tâlr. uzziòâm - 7298080. Lielâkâ HIV infekcijas riska grupa Latvijâ ir jaunas sievietes Notikumu kalendârs Septembris P O T C P S Sv Îsa informâcija par iestâdi vairâk... Adrese: L. Klijânu iela 7, Rîga, LV-1012 Tâlrunis: 7378278, 7372275, 7379173 Fakss: 7339954 E-pasts: info@aids.gov.lv plaðâk... Diskusijas Kâdai nav jâizskatâs Valsts institûcijas mâjas lapai Viesu grâmata Jûsu jautâjums Nosûtît Atbildes No 01.09.2004 Jûs esat Informâcijas pârpublicçðanas gadîjumâ atsauce uz AIDS profilakses centru obligâta LATNET AIDS profilakses centrs, L. Klijânu iela 7, Rîga, LV-1012 Tâlr. (+371)7378278, Fakss: (+371)7339954, E-pasts: webmaster@aids.gov.lv

187. AIDS/HIV Topic Page (Food & Nutrition Information Center) This Food and Nutrition Information Center (FNIC) Topic Page was designed toprovide information on aids/hiv. http://www.nal.usda.gov/fnic/etext/000062.html

Accessibility Info AIDS/HIV *** AIDS/HIV Sub-topic *** Drug/Nutrient Interactions Exercise Food Safety Information Wasting Syndrome General Information and Resources ANSA AIDS/HIV Nutrition Fact Sheets Select "Publications" -> "Nutrition Fact Sheets " From: Association for Nutrition Services Agencies From: Tuft's University School of Medicine Living Well with AIDS From: Food and Agricultural Organization - FAO Nutrition and HIV: Your Choices Make a Difference From: Tennessee Department of Health AIDS Program Nutrition - Fact Sheet Number 490 From: New Mexico AIDS Infonet English version Spanish version Nutrition Intervention in the Care of Persons with Human Immunodeficiency Virus Infection: Position of the American Dietetic Association and Dietitians of Canada From: The American Dietetic Association and Dietitians of Canada A Practical Guide to Nutrition for Persons Living with HIV Disease Canadian Web site with information in English and French, 1998

188. HIV/AIDS Anti-Stigma Initiative - Welcome Serves as a source of information about hiv/aids stigma, with general information, links to resources, real stories, and downloadable materials/tools. http://hivaidsstigma.org/

Home About Join News ... Resources Updated Grantees Contact Us Since the beginning of the HIV/AIDS epidemic over 20 years ago, stigma has been a barrier to HIV prevention and care. The effect of stigma on people's ability to access HIV testing, counseling, diagnosis, care, treatment, and prevention messages varies from setting to setting, but when present, stigma can create an environment where people may avoid HIV-related services. Learn more > > News Read about the challenge grants recently awarded by AED and the Ford Foundation for anti-stigma research. Participate Join the Anti-Stigma listserv to receive information on new HIV/AIDS Anti-Stigma resources. Join Now > > Grantee Profiles African Services Committee Bienestar Human Services South Carolina HIV/AIDS Council Us Helping Us A project of the

189. UNICEF - HIV/AIDS - Introduction The United Nations Children s Fund UNICEF - works for children s rights, theirsurvival, development and protection, guided by the Convention on the http://www.unicef.org/aids/index.php

HIV/AIDS Introduction The big picture Newsline UNICEF in action ... What we do Introduction Eustice, 19, is head of this household in Zambia. Her parents and elder sister died of AIDS. The young were once considered relatively safe from HIV/AIDS. Today, more than half of all new infections strike people under the age of 25. Girls are hit harder and younger than boys. Infant and child death rates have risen sharply, and 14 million children are now orphans because of the disease. The world’s two billion children and adolescents are at the center of the HIV/AIDS crisis. And yet they are the ones who offer the greatest hope for defeating the epidemic. UNICEF works closely with young people on preventing new infections. Young people are clear on what they need to make healthy and informed choices: knowledge and life skills, youth-friendly and gender-sensitive services and a protective familial, social and legal environment. UNICEF also works to prevent parent-to-child transmission of HIV and helps communities provide care, protection and support to children orphaned and made vulnerable by the disease. Latest Press release HIV/AIDS campaign in Angolan schools Procuring supplies for children Shortage of HIV/AIDS medicines in Niger: UNICEF sends emergency treatments Orphans and Vulnerable Children Twenty-three organizations endorse a global framework for action Antiretroviral [ARV] Medicines for Children and Families UNICEF offers its procurement services to governments and their partners who want to buy HIV-related medicines Publications

190. HIVlife - Magazin Nachrichten, Informationen und Diskussionen f¼r Betroffene und ihre Partner/innen, Freund/innen und Angeh¶rige zum Thema. http://www.hivlife.de

191. MedBioWorld: Infectious Diseases Journals Links to Infectious Diseases, aids Epidemiology Journals. Current DrugTargets Infectious Disorders Current hiv/aids Reports http://www.medbioworld.com/med/journals/infect.html

192. Life Cycle Of HIV Infection Article and animation showing how hiv infects cells. http://www.hopkins-aids.edu/hiv_lifecycle/hivcycle_txt.html

Life Cycle of HIV Infection Click Here to view the HIV Life Cycle in Flash animation (if you can not see the animation click here to download the Flash player) HIV begins its infection of a susceptible host cell by binding to the CD4 receptor on the host cell. CD4 is present on the surface of many lymphocytes, which are a critical part of the body's immune system. Recent evidence indicates that a coreceptor is needed for HIV to enter the cell. This recognition of HIV coreceptors and progress in understanding how HIV fuses with the cell has opened up new possibilities for antiviral drugs. A number of new agents are being designed to prevent infection by blocking fusion of HIV with its host cell. Following fusion of the virus with the host cell, HIV enters the cell. The genetic material of the virus, which is RNA, is released and undergoes reverse transcription into DNA. An enzyme in HIV called reverse transcriptase is necessary to catalyze this conversion of viral RNA into DNA. Inhibitors of reverse transcriptase, such as AZT, were the first anti-HIV medications, and are still a critical part of treating patients who have HIV. Reverse transcriptase inhibitors are divided into two classes-nucleoside analogues and non-nucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitors-based on their structure and how they inhibit reverse transcriptase. Once the genetic material of HIV has been changed into DNA, this viral DNA enters the host cell nucleus where it can be integrated into the genetic material of the cell. The enzyme integrase catalyzes this process, and inhibitors of integrase are under study as a new way to block HIV replication. Once the viral DNA is integrated into the genetic material of the host, it is possible that HIV may persist in a latent state for many years. This ability of HIV to persist in certain latently infected cells is the major barrier to eradication or cure of HIV. For this reason, based on our current knowledge, patients must remain on anti-viral therapy for life.

193. HIV/AIDS The devastating toll of the hiv/aids pandemic is examined in this paper. hiv/aids the impact on social and economic development. http://www.earthsummit2002.org/es/issues/AIDS/hiv.htm

HIV/AIDS The devastating toll of the HIV/AIDS pandemic is examined in this paper. Its present and future impact on global sustainable development, especially for the poorest members of society and least developed countries, is discussed. Some of the suggested strategies for dealing with the most critical aspects of the disease are also reviewed. Briefing paper on HIV/AIDS Pdf format Briefing paper on HIV/AIDS Rich Text format Other useful resources... Click for links to: Issues Access to health care services, medication and reproductive rights Social and Economic Aspects Developing countries ... Youth Issues Access to health care services, medication, and reproductive rights Beyond Our Means? The Cost of Treating HIV/AIDS in the Developing World Panos Briefing no 7, July 2000 Health Gap Coalition: Bridging the Gap in Access to Medicines Kampala, Uganda 22-25 th June.

194. HIV-AIDS Om smitte, symptomer og behandling. http://www.netpatient.dk/hiv-aids.htm

HIV og AIDS Hvad er HIV og hvad er AIDS ? HIV står for human (menneske) immundefekt virus. HIV stammer fra tilsvarende virus i aber, og er et såkaldt retrovirus. "Retro" henviser til, at HIV – ligesom andre retrovirus typer skal omdanne sit arvemateriale (fra RNA til DNA) før virus kan formere sig i kroppen. HIV medbringer selv værktøjet til denne omdannelse. Uheldigvis er dette værktøj ikke særligt godt og derfor sker det tit - når HIV formere sig - at arvematerialet ændres. Man kalder det at HIV mutere. Selvom man snakker om HIV i ental, findes virus i mange forskellige former. Dette gør udviklingen af en effektiv vaccine vanskelig, ligesom mutationerne kan medføre at HIV udvikler modstandsdygtighed (resistens) overfor den behandling som har til formål at bremse formeringen (se nedenfor). Som navnet antyder ødelægger HIV det menneskelige immunsystem, som er helt nødvendigt for at vi undgår en række livstruende infektioner. Når immunsystemet er tilstrækkeligt ødelagt begynder disse livstruende infektioner derfor at dukke op. Når den første infektion er påvist har patienten udviklet AIDS. AIDS står for "Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome", på dansk " erhvervet immun defekt syndrom". AIDS er altså ikke direkte forårsaget af HIV selv, men er derimod et spørgsmål om i hvilken grad HIV har været i stand til at ødelægge immunsystemet.

195. HIV Och AIDS Om smitta, f¶rebyggande ¥tg¤rder och behandling. http://www.netdoktor.se/sjukdomar/fakta/hiv_aids.htm

196. Zaka¿enia HIV I Zachorowania Na AIDS W Polsce Oficjalne dane o zakaà ¼eniach hiv i zachorowaniach na aids w Polsce Zakà ‚ad Epidemiologii PZH. Wykresy i tabelki danych. http://www.pzh.gov.pl/epimeld/hiv_aids/

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197. Edward King's AIDS Pages Links, resources, book extracts, and more from a writer involved in aids work since 1988 who has contributed regularly to UK gay and hiv publications. http://www.users.dircon.co.uk/~eking/

198. Aids.it Milano Curato dal personale della II divisione malattie infettive dell'ospedale Sacco, si rivolge agli utenti che cercano risposte sul problema hiv. Fornisce informazioni sulla sieropositivit  o sulla sindrome da immunodeficienza. Offre un servizio di risposte online. http://www.aids.it/

Aderiamo ai principi HONcode. Verifica qui Pagina aggiornata il 13 Aprile 2005 II Divisione Malattie Infettive Azienda Ospedaliera "L.Sacco", Milano La Fondazione Aids - Aiuto, Aids - Aid mette a disposizione, attraverso questo sito, la propria esperienza nell’offrire, in un linguaggio semplice, informazioni scientifiche sull’infezione da HIV e sull’AIDS. Il sito, curato e aggiornato da un équipe specialistica multidisciplinare, vi permetterà di “navigare” attraverso tre aree tematiche “medica, psicologica e legale” all’interno delle quali troverete informazioni e approfondimenti ed uno spazio interattivo che vi darà la possibilità di consultare uno degli specialisti di area. Per visualizzare le risposte selezionare l'argomento: Virus Trasmissione Terapie Farmaci Vaccino Sessualità Prevenzione Varie Registrati Persa la Password Pareri e opinioni di 14 Specialisti presenti al Workshop e al Congresso 2005 Collegati Registrati Perso la Password Milano, 4 Marzo 2005 :

199. Body Positive New Zealand hiv positive support group providing peer support and information for people living with hiv/aids. http://www.bodypositive.org.nz

200. HIV Databases Collection hiv and related genetic sequence data, and computer analyses. http://hiv-web.lanl.gov/

@import "/css/hivDB.css"; HIV Databases The HIV databases contain data on HIV genetic sequences, immunological epitopes, drug resistance-associated mutations, and vaccine trials. The website also gives access to a large number of tools that can be used to analyze these data. This project is funded by the Division of AIDS of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID), a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Click on any of the links below to access a database. Sequence Database Resistance Database Immunology Database Vaccine Trials Database ... HCV Databases news T Helper, CD4+, updates for the 2004 Molecular Immunology Database now available on-line. Updated epitope maps and epitope summary tables are also on-line. 03 August 2005 A new version of the gap removal tool is available. The new tool lets the user either remove all columns that include any gap symbol (strip) or only remove columns where all sequences have gaps (squeeze). 18 July 2005 Old News Questions or comments? Contact us at

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