Dr. Ken Hazelton
s100 Prescriber
Dr. Eva Jackson
Dr. Mike Seah
Serena Spudich presented information about HIV infection causing ongoing active injury to the central nervous system (CNS) - comprising the b	
posted by Michael Seah on Monday, 10 March 2014	
The discussion generated by this, quite complex topic, was stimulating. CDC reported that a dried blood spot sample gave comparable performance to	
posted by Ken Hazelton on Friday, 07 March 2014	
Supplementing starters on ART containing Efavirenz and Tenofovir with 4000 iu Vit D, and oral calcium, reduced BMD loss by 50% in the first year,
Jeffrey Johnston from CDC Atlanta presented results of highly sensitive resistance testing showing transmitted resistance in 16%, rather than the
Many presentations pushed the need to get going now with oral PrEP for it's already proven benefit, even though what we have isn't perfect, isn't
A much anticipated late breaking presentation from London was a study looking at transmission from people with Viral Loads less than 200, who practi	
Katherine Luzuriaga presented data showing that early cART (initiation before 6 weeks of age) leads to a restricted latent reservoir of HIV, and a	
posted by Michael Seah on Friday, 07 March 2014	
HIV-1 infection and Type-1 interferon The interaction of HIV-1 and Type-1 Interferon (IFN-1) is complex. High levels of IFN-1 during acute HIV in	
posted by Michael Seah on Thursday, 06 March 2014	
HPV Vaccines: Progress to date and future worldwide directions – Abstract #19 Douglas R. Lowy presented on current effects of HPV vaccination and
Illicit drug use and HIV Adeeba Kamarulzaman from Malaysia presented on HIV in people who inject drugs (PWID). Due to time constrains, PrEP	
Hi. I'm Ken Hazelton, a GP S100 prescriber from Orange NSW, and the grateful recipient of an ASHM scholarship to CROI, Boston 2014. HIV is i	
posted by Ken Hazelton on Thursday, 06 March 2014	
David Bangsberg, Abstract #7 was a thorough discussion on the impact of adherence problems in the PrEP studies. He discussed complicated issue	
posted by Eva Jackson on Wednesday, 05 March 2014	
Hong-Ha Troung, presented more data from San Francisco characterising new HIV infections. STIs remain a significant cofactor in new infect	
posted by Levinia Crooks on Wednesday, 05 March 2014	