... limited cases, such as those of people with HIV who have cryptococcal and TB meningitis, HHS notes that a short delay before initiating ART may be warranted. See "Concerns regarding immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS)" under Antiretroviral Therapy for Persons with Acute ...

... associated with some degree of recov- ery of immune function, which, in some ... logic and/or inflammatory response. This should not be interpreted as a ...

... development of drugs which are selectively toxic for HIV-infected cells, or reconstitution of immune effector mechanisms such as cytotoxic T-lymphocytes which ...

... overview of AIDS and other manifesta- tions of HIV infection yet published. AIDS, the acquired immune deficiency syndrome, is now recognized as a global problem with ...

... Much, of course, has been discovered about how HIV, the etiologic agent of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, affects the immune network. In the five years ...

... Much, of course, has been discovered about how HIV, the etiologic agent of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, affects the immune network. In the five years ...

... the replication of the virus (i.e., anti- HIV drugs like AZT) and to reverse loss of immune. function (i.e., immune reconstitution) will inevitably prevent the occurrence or delay the ...

... the space provided.) Patients suffering from AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome) are at risk of developing significant ocular problems, either as a result of HIV (human immunodeficiency virus) itself or as a result ...

... 46( 1):79—81 The politics of acquired immune deficiency syndrome/human immunodeficiency virus. Felman YM. Semin Dermatol 1994 Dec; 13(4):286-90 (49 ref.) Preventing HIV/AIDS in drug-abusing incarcerated women through skills ...

... rule out any possible connection with the acquired immune deficiency syndrome. The test was positive. This led us to treat more HIV-positive patients. Ten treatments in six patients were ...