Table of Contents: CATIE News - 2009
Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Edited by: Sean Hosein

Table Of Contents

November
Changes in sexual behaviour and HIV risk; Serosorting or seroguessing?
October
Clinical trial generates tantalizing hope for a future HIV vaccine, but much research lies ahead; Study links group sex to increased HIV risk; Substance use, penis medicines and HIV infection—is there a link?
September
Raltegravir looks promising for initial HIV therapy; H1N1 and HIV: tips to keep you safe and healthy; Blood sugar assessments and HIV--is there a problem?; Can carnitine reduce diabetes risk and improve body shape?
August
Reduced initial dosing of efavirenz linked to fewer side effects; Trying to stop the syphilis outbreak in British Columbia; HIV on the rise again in high-income countries
July
Troubling trends in American women with HIV
June
Study confirms international outbreak of sexually transmitted hep C; Kombucha caution; Northern Alberta--preventing HIV transmission to babies
May
Gonorrhea makes a comeback; Ontario researchers look at gonorrhea in the throat
April
Can low-dose ritonavir help preserve body shape?; Not so symptom-free after all; Crystal meth—interviews reveal its impact on HIV positive men; Dutch doctors uncover high rates of syphilis in HIV positive men; Syphilis can attack the liver in HIV positive men
February
Anal cancer--a risk for women too; HAART and cervical abnormalities--a long-term study; Peanut product alert
January
Study links diet to health in HIV positive men; Some surprising effects of crystal meth; Can naltrexone help recovery from crystal meth addiction?; Thirty years of AIDS--Cancer trends in HIV, then and now; Cancer and HIV--trends in the United States; British study looks at HAART and cancer; Milk thistle--hints of help for hepatitis C; German doctors find vision problems linked to syphilis
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