Table of Contents: CATIE TreatmentUpdate

Table of Contents: CATIE TreatmentUpdate - 2004

Canadian AIDS Treatment Information Exchange
Edited by: Sean Hosein

TreatmentUpdate 146: November/December - Vol. 16, No. 7: Selected highlights from the 6th International Workshop on Adverse Drug Reactions and Lipodystrophy, held from October 25-28, 2004, in Washington, DC, appear in this issue of TreamentUpdate
COMPLICATIONS AND SIDE EFFECTS- 1. Lipodystrophy: yesterday, today and tomorrow; 2. Can TH9057 reduce fat deposits?; 3. Nukes and fat wasting; 4. Filling the face: some possible options; 5. Clinical trial compares three face fillers; 6. Cholesterol-lowering drugs and mitochondria; 7. Do statins affect CD4+ cell counts?; 8. Can statins be used as anti-HIV drugs?; 9. German researchers study breath test for uncovering mitochondrial damage
TreatmentUpdate 145: October - Vol. 16, No. 6: VACCINES: Vaccines for HIV — Looking to the future; VACCINES: Vaccines for HIV — Remune returns; VACCINES: Study finds Remune reduces risk of virologic failure; VACCINES: Response to hepatitis A vaccine weak in some PHAs; NUTRITION: Pilot study suggests high-dose niacin is safe and effective for some PHAs; COMPLICATIONS & SIDE EFFECTS: Increase in blood clots found; ADHERENCE: Harvard study finds adherence advice can sometimes backfire;
TreatmentUpdate 144: August/September - Vol. 16, No. 5: ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Is it age or AIDS? Study finds risk of dementia increases with age; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Unexpected impact of HAART on depression in some women with HIV/AIDS; TESTS: Study explores the consequences of viral load "blips"; NUTRITION: Long-term high-dose carnitine found to help heal damaged nerves
TreatmentUpdate 143: June/July - Vol. 16, No. 4: NUTRITION AND HERBS: Tropical fruit juices and drug interactions; NUTRITION AND HERBS: Researchers study marijuana users in Ontario; NUTRITION AND HERBS: Cholesterol drug side effects may be linked to low nutrient levels; CANCER: Trends in cancer risk among women with HIV/AIDS; CANCER: Cancer risk in older people with HIV/AIDS; CO-INFECTIONS: Hepatitis C virus linked to thyroid problems
TreatmentUpdate 142: April/May - Vol. 16, No. 3: Report from the 5th International Workshop on Pharmacology; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Hepatitis C treatment and possible interactions with anti-HIV drugs; The puzzle of virologic failure with tenofovir; Once daily anti-HIV therapy in people co-infected with TB; Nelfinavir levels during pregnancy; Unexpected results from a tipranavir study; A protease-only regimen — Kaletra and saquinavir; Saquinavir — Switching from Fortovase to Invirase; No interaction between tenofovir and saquinavir; Saquinavir with fosamprenavir; Atazanavir and saquinavir
TreatmentUpdate 141: March - Vol. 16, No. 2: INTRODUCTION: Report from the 11th annual Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: New and different drugs tested in people; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Low rate of early virologic failure seen with a combination of Trizivir and tenofovir; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Once-daily lopinavir/ritonavir (Kaletra); COMPLICATIONS & SIDE EFFECTS: Supplements and CD4+ counts: Study finds surprising results; COMPLICATIONS & SIDE EFFECTS: Diabetes risk found higher for HAART users; COMPLICATIONS & SIDE EFFECTS: Disappointing result for rosiglitazone and lipodystrophy
TreatmentUpdate 140: January - Vol. 16, No. 1: ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Switching therapy may help reverse body shape changes; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Danish study finds survival with HAART similar to some HIV negative people; ANTI-HIV AGENTS: Some American women don't reap a large benefit from HAART; IMMUNE BOOSTERS: Italian study finds immune booster useful against genital warts
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