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SUMMARY AND COMMENT

More on Blood β-Glucan to Diagnose PCP

In a study conducted in Japan, 96% of patients with HIV-related PCP had abnormal β-glucan levels.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Diabetes Care in HIV-Infected PatientsFree

In a single-center, cross-sectional study, more than half of the HIV-infected patients with diabetes met the 2008 ADA goals for hemoglobin A1c levels, blood pressure, and lipid levels.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Early Mortality After ART InitiationFree

In Uganda, 14% of those who started ART died within the first year, mostly from HIV-related causes; only 5% of those deaths were attributable to immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

ART and the Risk for Sexual HIV Transmission

In this study, no transmissions occurred in HIV-infected patients with viral loads <400 copies/mL on ART. However, evidence is still insufficient to estimate the risk of transmission directly or to provide guidance on the use of ART for preventing HIV transmission.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Maraviroc — Probably Not the Silver Bullet for Patients with Impaired CD4-Cell Recovery

In a small retrospective study, maraviroc did not significantly improve CD4-cell counts in patients with discordant responses to combination antiretroviral therapy.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

STD Screening Among MSM

During a 2-year period, STD testing was performed at 23% of all MSM visits to a Boston clinic. At least one STD was diagnosed at 11% of those visits.

SUMMARY AND COMMENT

Low-Level Viremia Affects Immunity in Elite Controllers

Higher levels of detectable virus on an ultrasensitive assay correlated with stronger antibody responses but had no relation to HIV-specific T-cell response.

MEETING REPORT

ALTAIR — The End of NRTI-Only Regimens

In a randomized study, standard combination therapy was preferable to a quadruple-NRTI regimen in terms of both virologic control and adverse effects.

DRUG WATCH

Etravirine Can Cause Severe Skin and Hypersensitivity Reactions

Severe skin or hypersensitivity reactions should prompt immediate cessation of the drug.

MEETING REPORT

Report from the 5th IAS Conference on HIV Pathogenesis, Treatment and PreventionFree

Our physician-editors detail the most important findings from this year's meeting

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