new recommendations for preventing HIV immediately AFTER an exposure

March 2005

HIV experts will promote new recommendations for preventing HIV immediately AFTER an exposure.

The recommendations are for people exposed to HIV from sexual activity...sexual assault...or IV drug use.

The risk of HIV transmission in these cases is less than 1%...but it can probably be reduced even further with prompt treatment.

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Table of Contents

figuring out the actual risk of COX-2 inhibitors
Are all inhalation devices equally effective
Cardiology concerns about Plavix and GI bleeding
abrupt market withdrawal of Adderall XR (mixed amphetamines)
new SSRI antidepressant called Cipralex
guidelines for treating migraines in CHILDREN
Cholesterol warning about new safety data on Ezetrol
HIV & AIDS new recommendations for preventing HIV immediately AFTER an exposure
Gastroenterology whether chronic use of stimulant laxatives is harmful
Gastroenterology Is it important for patients to avoid aspirin and NSAIDs before fecal occult blood tests (Hemoccult, etc)
Gastroenterology if drug doses need to be altered after gastric bypass surgery
Dermatology benzoyl peroxide often works as well as oral minocycline for mild to moderate facial acne
Diabetes new long-acting insulin called Lantus
Drug Testing People are asking about drug testing