41. STD Resource Network - AIDS & HIV STD For Dummies Taking The Confusion Out of Knowing! http://www.herpesonline.org/std_information/aids_hiv.html

The STD Resource Network - By Those Who Live It! Home STD Overview AIDS and HIV Chancroid Chlamydia Crabs ... Yeast Prevention Protect Yourself Abstinence Safer Sex Condoms Administrative About Us Advertise Contact Us Our Sponsors ... Best STD Dating Club the best and largest dating service in the world for people with STDs! Check out hundreds of thousands of STD single ads. AIDS and HIV a viral disease - treatable but not curable Human immunodeficiency virus or HIV, is a virus that attacks the immune system resulting in Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome, or AIDS. This STD is caused by HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus). It causes the immune system (the part of the body that defends against disease) to not work properly. There are usually no visible symptoms during the early years of infection so it is not possible to tell if your partner has HIV unless he or she has had an HIV blood test. Also, although many people with HIV look healthy they can still transmit HIV. HIV can lead to death about 10 years after being infected but there are now good treatments available.

42. The Global HIV/Aids Market Outlook To 2012 The Global HIV/Aids Market Outlook To 2012 BUY NOW from Piribo.com £1495 / $3011 / €2203 - Currently 8922 Market Research Reports available. http://www.piribo.com/publications/diseases_conditions/aids_hiv/global_hivaids_m

Contact us Home Publications Search Your Account Help Resources Currently 9626 items... Last updated 28 May 2008 Animal / Veterinary Biotechnology Chemicals Company Financials ... print page The Global HIV/Aids Market Outlook To 2012 Publication Date July 2007 Publisher Business Monitor Product Type Pages ISBN Number not applicable Product Code Ask a question about this product? add PDF to basket add PRINT to basket order by FAX ... go to checkout Summary Business Intelligence for the Pharmaceutical Industry Some key findings from this report... The HIV market is forecast to expand at a CAGR of 10.3% over the period 2006-12. Growth is forecast to be driven by gains in the launch of new drug classes of drugs such as integrase, entry and maturation inhibitors. NRTIs lead the HIV market in 2006 with a market share of 51.5% having captured $4,671m in sales. The key growth driver in this drug class has been the increasing use of fixed-dose NRTI combinations, such as Gilead's Truvada and GSK's Combivir. The introduction of entry inhibitors in 2003 contributed significantly to the global HIV market, with sales of 'other' HIV treatments accruing $405m in 2006, representing a formidable CAGR of 265.7% over the 2002-06 period. The NRTI drug class is set to be transformed by patent expiries including BMS's Videx (didanosine), Roche's Hivid, and the expected patent expiry of Zerit in July 200 with the influx of generics.

43. AIDS And HIV What is AIDS? AIDS starts out as a virus called HIV. The virus doesn t always turn in to the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome but when it does it turns http://library.thinkquest.org/6019/aids_hiv.htm

AIDS Home Page AIDS and HIV AIDS stands for- Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome HIV stands for- Human Immunedeficiency Virus What is AIDS? AIDS starts out as a virus called HIV. The virus doesn't always turn in to the Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome but when it does it turns into a disease that attacks the Immune System. At first the white blood cells can fight off the duplicating virus but after a while they become out numbered. This happens when the Immune System becomes too weak to produce any more white blood cells. At this time the Immune System starts getting weaker and weaker and the person begins to die. A person suffering from AIDS can live up to 20 years or die in as short as 6 months. AIDS was originally called T-lymphotropic virus. AIDS itself isn't really the killer. The diseases or bacteria that get in your body after the AIDS virus attacks are the really dangerous things. The two most serious diseases that people often get if they are infected with AIDS are Pneumonia and Kaposi's Sarcoma. Pneumonia is an infection in the lungs called Pneumocystic Carinii. This enables you to get enough oxygen in the lungs . If you are suffering from AIDS this is a greater risk to you than someone who isn't infected. People often die from lack of oxygen. Kaposi's Sarcoma is a form of skin cancer. It is very likely that the people infected will die. In 1997 5.8 million new HIV infections were estimated to have occurred around the globe. In 1998 there were 11 million new HIV infected people. The total amount of AIDS and HIV infected people throughout the world is now up to about 33 million people. 22 million of those 33 million people live in Africa where AIDS originated.

44. WHO | Goal 6: HIV/AIDS Goal 6 HIV/AIDS. Context. Globally, about 8000 people die of AIDSrelated conditions daily, notwithstanding the ability of antiretroviral therapy to delay http://www.who.int/mdg/goals/goal6/aids_hiv/en/index.html

Language options Search All WHO This site only Main navigation Home About WHO Countries Health topics ... Publications Millennium Development Goals WHO Programmes and projects Millennium Development Goals (MDG) Goal 6: Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Main content printable version Goal 6: HIV/AIDS Context Globally, about 8000 people die of AIDS-related conditions daily, notwithstanding the ability of antiretroviral therapy to delay disease progression and improve quality of life significantly. Only 400 000 of the five to six million people in the advanced stages of the disease had access to the anti-retroviral therapy in developing countries at the end of 2003. In late 2003, WHO and UNAIDS jointly launched a strategy to realize the “3 by 5” target of treating 3 million people in lower- and middle-income countries by December 2005. This figure reflects at least half of the HIV positive people in developing countries who are in immediate clinical need of antiretrovirals. The “3 by 5 Initiative” was an interim step toward the ultimate goal of universal access to antiretroviral therapy. In developing countries where antiretroviral therapy is widely available, the reduced demand for inpatient services has the potential to generate net savings for the health system. Simplified approaches to treatment and clinical monitoring also contribute to cost-savings and the long-term sustainability of antiretroviral therapeutic programmes. Such programmes also bring social benefits beyond the health sector through heightened awareness about HIV/AIDS, increased condom use, reduced stigmatization and discrimination, and regained productivity in the workforce.

45. AIDS / HIV Information, Phoenix, Arizona AZ Gays.com azgays Health AIDS and HIV. Phoenix Area HIV Specialists. Dr. Thanes Vanig (602) 6049500 http//www.spectrummedgroup.com/. Dr. Douglas Cunningham http://www.azgays.com/gay/health/aids_hiv/

azgays Health Phoenix Area HIV Specialists Dr. Thanes Vanig http://www.spectrummedgroup.com/ Dr. Douglas Cunningham http://www.thebody.com/content/art33265.html Dr. Kenneth Fisher http://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/1998-01-08/news/dr-fisher-and-mr-hyde/ Arizona Department of Health Services Office of HIV, STD, and Hepatitis C Services The Office of HIV/AIDS Prevention Program administers more than 3.1 million in federal prevention monies for the state of Arizona. There are currently more than 20 prevention contracts which the program oversees. http://www.azdhs.gov/phs/hiv/ Body Positive Body Positive, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization, was created by and for people infected and affected by HIV. We provide the community with the knowledge, resources and collective strength necessary for individuals to live long and well with HIV and to prevent the spread of the disease. http://www.phoenixbodypositive.org Joshua Tree Feeding Program, Inc. We are dedicated in offering our clients a hot nourishing lunch, plentiful food to take home and an opportunity to socialize in a compassionate and loving atmosphere every Tuesday at noon. http://www.joshuatreefeedingprograminc.org/

46. AIDS HIV Health Topics for Students. Health Topics Main Page Self Care Products. General Health Topics. General Topics, Ankle Sprains, Athletes Foot, Canker Sores http://www.uwlax.edu/studenthealth/HealthTopics/Generalhealth/aids_hiv.asp

Student Health Center HIV/AIDS Health Topics for Students Health Topics Main Page Self Care Products General Health Topics General Topics Ankle Sprains Athletes Foot Canker Sores Chlamydia Cold vs Flu Constipation Depression Dry Skin Frostbite Gonorrhea Hepatitis B Herpes HIV/AIDS Homesickness HPV Jock Itch Meningitis Molluscum Mono NGU PID Pink Eye Plasma donation Poison Ivy Psoriasis Sars SoreThroat STDs Stress Syphilis Test Anxiety Urethritis West Nile Virus Women Health Topics Women's Topics Birth Control Patch Breast Exam Breast Self Exam ECP Folic Acid Gynecologic Exams Hormonal Contraceptive Missed BC Pill Non-Hormonal Contraceptive NuvaRing The Pill UTI Vaginitis Men Health Topics Men's Topics Jock Itch Non-Hormonal Contraceptive Testicular Cancer Nutrition Nutrition Topics Creatine Cyber Kitchen Eating Disorders Fad Diets Folic Acid Healthy Snacks Healthy Weight Proper Portion Size Vegetarian Diet Health Center Home Page UW-L Home Page WTC Home Page What causes HIV/AIDS? HIV/AIDS is caused by the Human Immunodeficiency Virus. How is HIV/AIDS transmitted HIV/AIDS is in the blood, semen or vaginal fluids of someone with HIV. You can get HIV if you have sex with someone who has HIV, share needles to inject drugs, or share needles used for tattoos or piercing. HIV can be passed from a mother to the fetus in her womb, or to the baby during birth or breast-feeding.

47. AIDS And HIV | RxAlternativeMedicine.com Last updated on Saturday, Feb 09, 2008. If you have an assessment in progress or are returning to review a completed assessment, Sign In http://www.rxalternativemedicine.com/articles/aids_hiv.html

Last updated on Saturday, Feb 09, 2008 If you have an assessment in progress or are returning to review a completed assessment, Sign In Sign In Home AIDS and HIV AIDS and HIV It may be possible to avoid AIDS completely with a strong immune system in spite of being HIV positive. Studies have shown that HIV positive individuals with poor immune function are at greater risk of contracting AIDS than those whose immune systems are functioning up to par. That statement, taken from the medical literature should get your attention. If you learn nothing else from this web site, acting on that immune system statement alone will add years to your life and life to your years. Correcting underlying problems such as yeast infections, hypoglycemia and other yeast infection related disorders will give you a jump start toward living with HIV. Alternative medicine offers protocols for HIV which you will not hear about in your physician's office. Read on to learn about control of yeast, the effectiveness of olive leaf extract and other HIV protocols. The information contained in this web site is required reading for everyone who has an interest in HIV and AIDS. It offers a wealth of knowledge compiled for you from the exhaustive accumulation of literature on AIDS. The information contained herein is from the archives of alternative medicine only and your information for the traditional medical protocols will be found elsewhere. Our prayer for you is that you will study this information closely and that it will benefit you in your HIV/ AIDS quest.

48. AIDS And HIV Puzzle Below is information on 22 people and their social and health behaviors. The object is for you to decide which of the 22 people are at risk of becoming http://www.geocities.com/oosterwal/puzzle/aids_hiv.html

AIDS and HIV Puzzle Below is information on 22 people and their social and health behaviors. The object is for you to decide which of the 22 people are at risk of becoming infected with the HIV virus and which people are unlikely to become infected. You will also determine the pathways and methods of transmission of the HIV virus. Person Action or Behavior Date of Action or Behavior Engaged in sex with their spouse (6) Attended a Tampa Bay Bucs game with (7) A new born baby (3) was breast feed by mother (20) Engaged in body piercing and shared a needle with (13) Engaged in sexual intercourse with (9) Was bitten by a dog Received a blood transfusion of blood donated by (9) and the blood was donated in 8/93 Used intravenous drugs and shared needle with (4) Had sex with an HIV positive prostitute in NYC A newborn (10) was breast feed by mother (20) A newborn child born to mother (4) Shared an ear piercing needle with (1) Shared a cocaine needle with (9) Fell cutting their arm and bled profusely on (19) Used a tattoo needle after (4) Had sex with (4) Had sex with (12) Shared a pizza with (4) Shared a needle with (7) when injecting steroids Received a blood transfusion of blood donated by (7) in 10/93 A nurse (21) stuck herself with a needle after giving a shot to infant (3) Donated blood to United Blood Services in 3/94 which was transfused to (21) State if each person is at risk or not and describe the pathway.

49. AIDS In Schools aidsmast. topline. Introduction AIDS and HIV The Basics Transmission of HIV AIDS and HIV in Schools Protecting School Employees Against HIV http://www.uft.org/member/publications/health_services/straight_talk/aids_hiv/ai

story_styles.tmpl Click here to return to the main UFT web site Introduction AIDS and HIV: The Basics ... Obtaining More Information About AIDS AIDS and HIV in Schools Can I catch HIV from students or staff at my school who have the virus? For most school employees there is NO risk of catching HIV from typical, day-to-day contact in a school environment. Repeat: NO RISK The virus is not spread through handshakes or hugs, or by sharing food, eating utensils, office equipment, telephones or rest rooms. It is not transmitted by sneezes or coughs. Nor is it spread by contact with sweat, tears, urine or feces. What about children who bite? Can they transmit HIV? Children who bite will not transmit HIV. Although the virus sometimes can be detected in the saliva of an infected person, experts say the concentration is too weak to cause infection in others. virus from infected students or staff members? Some school employees, such as school nurses and health aides, have job duties that involve routine exposure to blood. Just like health care personnel working in hospitals, these school employees face some risk of contracting the HIV virus if they sustain direct contact with infected blood. Examples of direct contact include being pierced with a needle or other sharp object contaminated with the virus or being splashed with infected blood on the eyes, nose, mouth or an open wound.

50. Aids/HIV Charities Main Menu. Challenges Dates Challenge Costs Choose a Charity I Want to Register Training Tips Fundraising Tips Further Questions Downloads Request More http://www.globaladv.org/charity/Aids_hiv.html

Challenge Costs Choose a Charity I Want to Register Training Tips ... Request a brochure here. Sign up for our Email Newsletter Aids/HIV Terrence Higgins Trust was formed in 1982, when Terry Higgins became one of the first people in the UK to die with AIDS. We have been at the forefront of the fight against HIV and AIDS ever since and are now the leading UK charity in this field. Our mission is to reduce the spread of HIV, promote good sexual health and provide services which improve the health and quality of life of people affected by HIV. We also campaign for greater public and political understanding of the personal, social and medical impact of HIV and AIDS. Registered Charity No. 288527 'DHIVERSE was set up in 1986 by a group of friends concerned about the growing impact of HIV and AIDS. Since then the organisation has grown and developed into a vibrant charity that seeks to prevent HIV, promote sexual health for all, challenge stigma and discrimination through greater public awareness and support the growing number of people living with HIV and AIDS. Our work is supported by a dedicated team of staff and volunteers working across Cambridgeshire and the surrounding areas. Your support is critical to winning the fight against HIV and sexual ill health. Last year more people than ever before were diagnosed HIV positive in the UK and the need for our innovative approach to prevention and support has never been greater'

51. AIDS/HIV WRI Past Projects . . . AIDS / HIV. Funding Directory for AIDS Projects in New York City — WRI issued the third edition of Finding Funds for AIDS Projects http://www.welfareresearch.org/aids_hiv.htm

Welfare Research, Inc. Home Overview Current Projects Past Projects ... Publications WRI 112 State Street Albany, NY 12207 Tel 518-432-2563 Fax 518-432-2564 WRI Past Projects . . . AIDS / HIV Funding Directory for AIDS Projects in New York City — WRI issued the third edition of Finding Funds for AIDS Projects in New York City, a comprehensive directory of funding sources, in 1998. The directory provides information on funding by foundations, corporations, community grantmakers, and government. Funds from the New York State AIDS Institute, New York Community Trust, United Way of New York City, National AIDS Memorial, Michael Palm Foundation, and Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS have supported this project. HIV Caregivers’ Manual –– This 2003 manual, Caring for Children with Special Needs, is intended for caregivers (parents, foster parents, others) of children with HIV. Topics include information on HIV, keeping the child healthy, eating healthy foods, giving medicine, living with HIV, helping an adolescent deal with HIV, health and mental health issues, legal issues, and resource information. The manual was developed and written by the New York State Department of Health and the New York State Office of Children and Family Services, with the input of Families Making a Difference (families who care for children with HIV).

52. AIDS/HIV Support Groups The Support Group listings were provided from a database courtesy of the Westchester SelfHelp Clearinghouse, a service run by Westchester http://www.westchestergov.com/womenshealth/SupportGroups/Aids_HIV.htm

Support Groups The Support Group listings were provided from a database courtesy of the Westchester Self-Help Clearinghouse, a service run by Westchester Jewish Community Services. The clearinghouse publishes a guide of support groups once every two years. For more information call (914) 761-0600 x308. *Please call to check on scheduling changes for all meeting times listed. AIDS/HIV AIDS-Related Community Services (ARCS) Provides support groups for people living with HIV/AIDS and their families, partners, spouses; offers intensive case management, individual counseling, addiction services; located at ARCS, 40 Saw Mill River Road, Hawthorne. AIDSLINE 345-8888 Mon-Thurs 9:00am - 6:30pm Fri 9:00am - 5:00pm Positives Anonymous A professionally-led support group to provide support to people who are HIV positive and their caregivers; offers telephone support and education; meets Tuesdays at 6:00 pm at V.A. Hudson Valley Health Care System, Route 9A, Albany Post Road, Montrose; no fee Anthony Galafano, MSW

53. Joachim Kuhlmann Foundation - Informations About AIDS And HIV Being HIVpositive does not automatically mean to have AIDS! http://www.jk-aids-stiftung.de/english/aids/aids_hiv.html

home aids /hiv-aids/ Being HIV-positive does not automatically mean to have AIDS! What is HIV? HIV = Human Immunodeficiency Virus As the name says, it is a virus causing a defect in the patient's immune system. Once infected, the virus will always be hiding in the organism. Once AIDS develops, the immune system will be progressively destroyed. What is AIDS? AIDS = Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome AIDS relates to the stage when the disease has become clinically significant (broke out). At this state, the patient is particularly susceptible to any kind of disease (from common cold to severe pneumonia). The HIV-infection can be divided into different stages that depend on certain diseases and laboratory markers. AIDS is the final stage when the HIV-infection is fullblown active, the immune system is severely weakened and infections and/or tumors frequently occur. Fact is... Since the discovery of HIV in the early 80's an outstanding amount of information has been gained like never before in any field of science. Despite the intensive research there is no remedy or cure against HIV. We are also lacking a prophylactic vaccine, that would be needed in order to avoid the infection. The virus is very hard to treat because it is constantly changing and hiding in the patient's genes. about us objectives projects studies ... donation/contact questions, suggestion, critic mail:

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58. HIV/AIDS ALTERNATIVE METHODS TO HELP YOUR AIDS/HIV TREATMENT. http://nature-soul.com/aids_hiv.html

ACQUIRED IMMUNE DEFICIENCY SYNDROME (AIDS) Definition Causes Symptoms Complications ... Supplementation Definition Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a condition in which the immune system becomes severely weakened and loses its ability to fight infections AIDS is an extremely complex disorder and no cure is currently available. Certain drugs appear to be capable of slowing the progression of the disease. In addition, various nutritional factors may be helpful. However, because of the complicated nature of this disorder, medical supervision is strongly recommended with regards to dietary changes and nutritional supplements Causes The infection is caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) HIV is spread when blood, semen, or vaginal fluids from an infected person enter another person's body, usually through sexual contact or from sharing needles when injecting drugs HIV cannot spread by casual contact such as kissing or sharing drinking glasses with an infected person Symptoms (vary from person to person) Weight loss Headache Abdominal cramps, nausea and vomiting

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60. Anabolic Steroids For Controlling Weight Loss Australian By John S. James. Anabolic steroids are best known to the public through the bad press resulting from nonmedical use by athletes for muscle building in http://www.fit-zone.com/library/A/AIDS_HIV/anabolic2.html

Anabolic Steroids for Controlling Weight Loss: Australian Experience, U.S. Trial By John S. James Anabolic steroids are best known to the public through the bad press resulting from non-medical use by athletes for muscle building in competitive sports. Unfortunately the resulting controversy has held back legitimate medical research and use of these important drugs. (Anabolic steroids should not be confused with corticosteroids, which have entirely different effects.) Recently we called Julian Gold, M.D., at the Albion Street (AIDS) Centre, the major AIDS medical facility in Sydney, Australia, about an unrelated subject (a dose and toxicity study of hypericin, an antiviral). Dr. Gold also told us about the Centre's experience with a trial of low-dose nandrolone decanoate (Deca-Durabolin), an anabolic steroid, for preventing further loss of body weight which has no obvious cause. We interviewed Dr. Gold, and also called Donald Kotler, M.D., a leading specialist in gastroenterological complications of AIDS, who is now conducting a trial of a different but related anabolic steroid in New York. Interview with Julian Gold, M.D.

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