AEGiS-BKREV: Medical Alert. v.1- , Jan/Feb, no. 1, 1993.

Medical Alert. v.1- , Jan/Feb, no. 1, 1993.

NAPWA, 1413 K St, NW, Washington DC 20005. Bi-monthly. Free.

This publication is produced by the National Association of People With (NAPWA) Aids and sponsored by the T2 Medical, Inc. It is bi-monthly and free for the asking. It publishes information about new treatments and drugs as-well-as trials that are ongoing in the medical community. It is intended as an educational document and does not constitute an endorsement. "T1 Medical is a leading provider of alternate site treatment services in the United States." It provides its services on an outpatient basis. The May/June, 1993, issue provided articles as follows: "GP160, Politics and You," "New AZT Study Viewed with Caution, Concern," "Cell Growth Technology Puts CD8 Cells to Work," "Standardization in CD4 Lymphocyte Count: Toward Better Patient Management for HIV Disease," and "Anemia in People with HIV/AIDS." The publication is only 6 pages in length but the information is very useful and informative. Since it is dealing in some instances with actual medication, a physician should be consulted before changing current medication in order to understand any side affects. (H. Robert Malinowsky)

Keywords: NAPWA, Alternative Medicines

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