Chapter 38 Managing HIV infection in children and adolescents Elizabeth H. Doby, Andrew T. Pavia Epidemiology The epidemiology of HIV disease in children in developed countries has changed substantially. These…
Chapter 6 Acute HIV infection Anthony D. Kelleher, David A. Cooper Introduction Although HIV infection is a chronic progressive infection, it is well recognized that the initial stages of the…
Chapter 4 The immune response to HIV Clive M. Gray, Pamela Gumbi, Lycias Zembe, Mopo Radebe, Bruce Walker Introduction Most people in the world live in poverty-stricken conditions where they…
Chapter 3 Molecular biology of HIV implications for new therapies Warner C. Greene, B. Matija Peterlin, Matthew H. Stremlau Sharply curbing the expanding global HIV epidemic requires more effective approaches…
Chapter 23 Renal complications of HIV infection Jula K. Inrig, Lynda A. Szczech, Trevor E. Gerntholtz, Paul E. Klotman Introduction In the early 1980s, a unique form of kidney disease…
Chapter 16 Ocular manifestations of AIDS James P. Dunn Introduction Ocular complications include both infectious and non-infectious disorders, and can affect virtually any part of the eye. Not only is…
Chapter 35 HIV-associated malignancies Ronald T. Mitsuyasu Introduction Malignancies have been a well-recognized manifestation of AIDS since the beginning of the epidemic. The increased incidence of aggressive B-cell non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma…
Chapter 8 The design of a global HIV vaccine1 Jerome H. Kim, Nelson L. Michael Since our first knowledge of the HIV-1 epidemic in 1981 it is estimated that over…
Chapter 20 Psychiatric barriers and the international AIDS epidemic Chiadi U. Onyike, Andrew F. Angelino, Glenn J. Treisman Introduction The analysis of causation and intervention in the HIV/AIDS epidemic has…
Chapter 28 Candida in HIV infection William G. Powderly Epidemiology Candidiasis is caused by fungi of the Candida species, which are yeasts that are ubiquitous in the environment. Candida species…
