Human Immunodeficiency Virus

The second book in the Series, the Human Immunodeficiency Virus guide provides a thorough study of the disease. The authors present a clear and up-to-date account of HIV, including coverage of current prevention and the management of drug resistance. It is the perfect introduction for students and an indispensable reference guide for scientists and physicians.

Ethnicity and HIV: Prevention and Care in Europe and the USA

Edited by Jo Erwin, Dawn K Smith and Barry S Peters, ^©2003

The HIV epidemic in the USA and Europe increasingly affects migrants and ethnic minorities. This easy to read book explores how to deliver effective, comprehensive HIV prevention and care services to these populations, and examines the barriers to achieving this goal. The book provides students, physicians and the lay reader alike with an inexpensive and invaluable introduction to this important area

HIV Drug Resistance Testing Technologies

This recent addition to the IMP catalogue was produced under the auspices of the EuroGuidlines Trust. The booklet provides an introduction to HIV drug resistance testing and serves as a guide to the various resistance testing systems currently available.
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A Practical Guide to HIV Drug Resistance & Implications for Antiretroviral Treatment Strategies

Edited by Douglas D Richman and Schlomo Staszewiski, ^©2000 

This essential reference work for those involved in antiviral therapies, covers the mechanisms and patterns of drug resistance through to the increasing use of viral resistance testing and tailored therapy.
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Osteoporosis and Bone Biology

Edited by Juliet Compston and Stuart Ralston, ^©2000 

In the first volume of this series, international authors highlight the pathogenesis and treatment of osteoporosis. This book provides an in-depth assessment of current medical understanding and intervention for this serious and increasing health concern.

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