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WHO HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care Protocols for Countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States (March 2004 version)
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pdf file (English, 874.7 kb) English Version of the Protocols 
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pdf file (Russian, 1607.7 kb) Russian Version of the Protocols 
Description: 
This page contains the latest version (March 2004) of the WHO HIV/AIDS Treatment and Care Protocols for countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States that will soon be replaced by the 2006 version of the Protocols.
Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2004
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
172

ABT-378/ritonavir plus stavudine and lamivudine for the treatment of antiretroviral- naive adults with HIV-1 infection: 48-week results
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htm file (Russian, 9.6 kb) 748.htm 
Link to document(s)
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov...
Author(s): 
Murphy R. L., Brun S., Hicks C., et al.
Description: 
To evaluate the safety and antiviral activity of different dose levels of the HIV protease inhibitor ABT-378 combined with low-dose ritonavir, plus stavudine and lamivudine in antiretroviral-naive individuals. , 1 p.
Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2001
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS

Medical Management of HIV Infection (2005-2006)
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pdf file (Russian, 5843.2 kb) Medical Management of HIV Infection full version 
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pdf file (Russian, 199.9 kb) Cover 
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pdf file (Russian, 445.8 kb) Introduction 
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pdf file (Russian, 433.7 kb) Chapter 1. Natural History and Classification 
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pdf file (Russian, 947.8 kb) Chapter 2. Laboratory Tests 
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pdf file (Russian, 472.8 kb) Chapter 3. Disease Prevention 
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pdf file (Russian, 1256.7 kb) Chapter 4. Antiretroviral Therapy 
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pdf file (Russian, 2199.2 kb) Chapter 5. Drug Information 
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pdf file (Russian, 990.4 kb) Chapter 6. Management of Infections 
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pdf file (Russian, 1085.1 kb) Chapter 7. Systems Review 
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pdf file (Russian, 381.9 kb) Abbreviations 
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pdf file (Russian, 312.1 kb) Introduction to Russian version 
Link to document(s)
http://bartletthiv.com/
Author(s): 
Bartlett J. G., Gallant J. E.
Description: 

The 2005-2006 edition of Medical Management of HIV Infection reflects substantial changes in the treatment of patients with HIV infection and AIDS since the 2004 edition was published. This edition was completed in December 2005, so new developments in treatment guidelines occurring after that time are not included.

Please note: these files contain translator's notes on misprints of the English version.

Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
December 15, 2005
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
467

HIV Medicine 2005
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pdf file (Russian, 6587.9 kb) HIV Medicine 2005 - Full-text Russian Version 
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pdf file (Russian, 488 kb) Foreword 
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pdf file (Russian, 1058.2 kb) Chapter 1. Introduction 
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pdf file (Russian, 315.5 kb) Chapter 2. Acute HIV-1 Infection 
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pdf file (Russian, 472.6 kb) Chapter 3. HIV Testing 
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pdf file (Russian, 812 kb) Chapter 4. Pathogenesis of HIV-1 Infection 
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pdf file (Russian, 2352 kb) Chapter 5. ART 2005 
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pdf file (Russian, 488.9 kb) Chapter 6. Management of Side Effects 
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pdf file (Russian, 424.2 kb) Chapter 7. Lipodystrophy Syndrome 
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pdf file (Russian, 526.2 kb) Chapter 8. Mitochondrial Toxicity of Nucleoside Analogs 
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pdf file (Russian, 552 kb) Chapter 9. HIV Resistance Testing 
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pdf file (Russian, 456.2 kb) Chapter 10. Pregnancy and HIV 
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pdf file (Russian, 513.2 kb) Chapter 11. Antiretroviral Therapy in Children 
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pdf file (Russian, 1082.7 kb) Chapter 12. Opportunistic Infections (OIs) 
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pdf file (Russian, 338.3 kb) Chapter 13. Traveling with HIV 
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pdf file (Russian, 360.9 kb) Chapter 14. Kaposi’s Sarcoma 
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pdf file (Russian, 482.9 kb) Chapter 15. Malignant Lymphomas 
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pdf file (Russian, 254.4 kb) Chapter 16. The New HIV Patient 
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pdf file (Russian, 530.2 kb) Chapter 17. HIV and HBV/HCV Coinfections 
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pdf file (Russian, 613.1 kb) Chapter 18. HIV-associated Skin and Mucocutaneous Diseases 
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pdf file (Russian, 329.1 kb) Chapter 19. HIV and Sexually Transmitted Diseases 
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pdf file (Russian, 339.4 kb) Chapter 20. HIV and Cardiac Diseases 
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pdf file (Russian, 442.8 kb) Chapter 21. HIV-associated Pulmonary Hypertension 
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pdf file (Russian, 381.2 kb) Chapter 22. HIV and Pulmonary Diseases 
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pdf file (Russian, 327.5 kb) Chapter 23. HIV-1 associated Encephalopathy and Myelopathy 
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pdf file (Russian, 379.8 kb) Chapter 24. Neuromuscular Diseases 
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pdf file (Russian, 396.1 kb) Chapter 25. HIV and Psychiatric Disorders 
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pdf file (Russian, 377.7 kb) Chapter 26. HIV and Wish for Parenthood 
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pdf file (Russian, 326.2 kb) Chapter 27. Post-Exposure Prophylaxis (PEP) 
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pdf file (Russian, 939.2 kb) Chapter 28. Drug Profiles 
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pdf file (Russian, 645.9 kb) Chapter 29. Drug-Drug Interactions 
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pdf file (Russian, 429.5 kb) Introduction to Russian version 
Link to document(s)
http://www.hivmedicine.com
Author(s): 
Hoffmann C., Kamps B. S., Rocktroh J.K. 
Description: 
This textbook—which is based on the collaborative experience of noted European HIV/AIDS specialists—provides a comprehensive, up-to-date overview of the treatment of HIV infection. It is recommended for practicing healthcare workers from various specialties and for instructors at medical institutions of higher learning and advanced training faculties, as well as for all those providing health care to people living with HIV/AIDS.
Language: 
English, Russian, Romanian
Publication date:
2005
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
565

WHO and HHS/CDC Prevention of Mother-to-Child Transmission of HIV (PMTCT) Generic Training Package Components
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pdf file (Russian, 7449.9 kb) Presentation Booklet 
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pdf file (Russian, 164.9 kb) Corrigendum 
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pdf file (Russian, 288.3 kb) Introduction to Russian version 
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pdf file (Russian, 3601.7 kb) Participant Manual 
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pdf file (Russian, 1149.4 kb) Complete PMTCT Training Programme and Course Director Guide 
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pdf file (Russian, 1261.7 kb) PMTCT Pocket Guide 
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pdf file (Russian, 4317.5 kb) Trainer Manual 
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pdf file (Russian, 516.1 kb) PMTCT Wall Charts 
Link to document(s)
http://www.cdc.gov/nchstp/o...
Author(s): 
Developed by the World Health Organization (WHO) and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in partnership with the University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey (UMDNJ) and JHPIEGO at Johns Hopkins University.
Description: 

This is a comprehensive, evidence-based course for the prevention of mother-to-child HIV transmission (PMTCT) and was written for implementation in resource-constrained settings. The package provides a context for reviewing existing materials (policies, procedures, and curricula) in light of current science and evidence-based practice. It also provides a framework for updating existing policy, developing materials where needed, and considering the implications of implementing PMTCT services in a range of clinical settings. The process of adapting the curriculum for country use facilitates stakeholder input. This curriculum also provides a mechanism for developing and sustaining human capacity building for PMTCT programmes.

Files in PDF, HTML and Power Point formats.

Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2004
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS, Prevention of Mother-to-child Transmission

Clinical Overview of HIV Disease
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pdf file (Russian, 741.8 kb) Clinical Overview of HIV Disease 
Link to document(s)
http://www.hivinsite.com/In...
Author(s): 
C. Hare
Description: 
This chapter provides a general overview of issues relevant to clinical practitioners. More extensive discussions on the topics covered here are available in other chapters of the HIV InSite Knowledge Base.
Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2006
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
54

The Pocket Guide to Adult HIV/AIDS Treatment: January 2006
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pdf file (Russian, 1365.6 kb) Bartlett_Pocket_2006_Rus.pdf 
Link to document(s)
http://hopkins-aids.edu/pub...
Author(s): 
Bartlett J. G.
Description: 
A quick reference for antiretroviral drugs, antiretroviral therapy, opportunistic infections, and related issues. , 82 pp.
Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2006
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS

Management of Pediatric HIV Infection (GALEN Module No. 10)
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pdf file (English, 5188.8 kb) 1666.pdf 
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pdf file (Russian, 6018.1 kb) 1666_ru.pdf 
Author(s): 
Pavia, Andrew T., Zar, Heather.
Description: 
This module focuses on aspects of HIV disease specific to infants and children, with special emphasis on clinical management., 68 pp.
Language: 
English
Publication date:
2006
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS

Strengthening Health Systems to Improve HIV/AIDS Programs in the E&E Region Using Global Fund Resources
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pdf file (English, 866.4 kb) EE_HHS_GFATM_Final_0106.pdf 
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pdf file (Russian, 1192.6 kb) EE_HHS_GFATM_Final_0106_rus.pdf 
Author(s): 
R. Drew , G. Purvis
Description: 
Countries in the Europe and Eurasia region are facing a significant and expanding HIV/AIDS epidemic that is largely concentrated among particularly vulnerable populations. A window of opportunity exists to respond effectively to the epidemic and to halt its spread, both within and beyond vulnerable populations. However, available evidence indicates that this opportunity is being missed. One explanation for this is that significant barriers exist within the region’s health systems that prevent rapid scale-up of effective HIV/AIDS programs.

This study seeks to examine these barriers and ways they can be overcome. The study was commissioned by the Europe and Eurasia (E&E) Bureau of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID). The report focuses on practical steps that can be taken to produce tangible gains for HIV/AIDS programming in the region.

Language: 
English, Russian
Publication date:
2005
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
104

Textbook of Pediatric HIV Care
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pdf file (Russian, 172 kb) Cover 
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pdf file (Russian, 136.6 kb) Table of Contents 
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pdf file (Russian, 788.1 kb) Chapter 1. Normal development and physiology of the immune system 
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pdf file (Russian, 1271.9 kb) Chapter 2. HIV basic virology for clinicians 
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pdf file (Russian, 847.7 kb) Chapter 3. The immunology of pediatric HIV disease 
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pdf file (Russian, 698.7 kb) Chapter 4.The clinical virology of pediatric HIV disease 
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pdf file (Russian, 750.2 kb) Chapter 5.The natural history of pediatric HIV disease 
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pdf file (Russian, 780.7 kb) Chapter 6.The epidemiology of pediatric HIV disease 
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pdf file (Russian, 612.9 kb) Chapter 7.Diagnosis of HIV-1 infection in children 
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pdf file (Russian, 954.4 kb) Chapter 8.Prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV 
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pdf file (Russian, 658.1 kb) Chapter 9.Routine pediatric care 
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pdf file (Russian, 463.1 kb) Chapter 10. Immunizations 
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pdf file (Russian, 719.1 kb) Chapter 11.Prevention of opportunistic infections and other infectious complications of HIV in children 
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pdf file (Russian, 678 kb) Chapter 12.Emergency evaluation and care 
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pdf file (Russian, 463 kb) Chapter 13. Adherence to antiretroviral therapy in children and youth 
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pdf file (Russian, 417.8 kb) Chapter 14. Adolescents and HIV 
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pdf file (Russian, 899.3 kb) Chapter 15.Adolescent reproductive health and HIV 
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pdf file (Russian, 843.9 kb) Chapter 16.Growth, nutrition, and metabolism 
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pdf file (Russian, 646.4 kb) Chapter 17. Neurobehavioral function and assessment of children and adolescents with HIV-1 infection 
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pdf file (Russian, 678.5 kb) Chapter 18.Antiretroviral therapy 
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pdf file (Russian, 728.3 kb) Chapter 19.Antiretroviral drug interactions 
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pdf file (Russian, 505 kb) Chapter 20. Metabolic complications of antiretroviral therapy in children 
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pdf file (Russian, 1169.4 kb) Chapter 21.HIV drug resistance 
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pdf file (Russian, 849.6 kb) Chapter 22.Initiating and changing antiretroviral therapy 
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pdf file (Russian, 404.2 kb) Chapter 23. Therapeutic drug monitoring 
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pdf file (Russian, 578.4 kb) Chapter 26. Neurologic problems 
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pdf file (Russian, 1710.2 kb) Chapter 27. Ophthalmic problems 
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pdf file (Russian, 691.9 kb) Chapter 28. Oral health and dental problems 
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pdf file (Russian, 2942.3 kb) Chapter 31. Pulmonary problems 
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pdf file (Russian, 627.4 kb) Chapter 33. Gastrointestinal disorders 
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pdf file (Russian, 748.1 kb) Chapter 37. Serious infections caused by typical bacteria 
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pdf file (Russian, 539.6 kb) Chapter 38. Tuberculosis 
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pdf file (Russian, 540.5 kb) Chapter 39. DisseminatedMycobacterium avium complex infection 
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pdf file (Russian, 1302.9 kb) Chapter 40. Fungal infections 
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pdf file (Russian, 524.3 kb) Chapter 41. Herpesvirus infections 
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pdf file (Russian, 1480.2 kb) Chapter 42. Pneumocystis carinii pneumonia (PCP) 
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pdf file (Russian, 452.1 kb) Chapter 44. Medical issues related to the care for HIV-infected children in the home, day care, school, and community 
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pdf file (Russian, 417.8 kb) Chapter 45. Contact with social service agencies 
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pdf file (Russian, 586.7 kb) Chapter 46. Disclosure 
Link to document(s)
http://www.cambridge.org/uk...
Author(s): 
S. Zeichner and J. Read
Description: 
This comprehensive textbook provides the definitive account of effective care for pediatric HIV patients.
Language: 
Russian
Primary area(s) of focus: 
HIV/AIDS
Pages: 
784


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