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Future HIV Therapy keeps clinicians and researchers up to date with the significant advances that will enable us to develop new treatments to target the virus and any resistant strains that might develop, and also to improve side effects, adherence and education in therapy, and simplify drug regimens and reduce costs.

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Volume 1, Number 4, November 2007

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Editorial

Artificial antigen-presenting cells: a natural approach to chronic viral infection?
pp. 345-346(2)
Authors: Stott, Bryony; Stebbing, Justin; Savage, Philip; Horlock, Claire

Bulletin Board

Disappointment over cancelled vaccine trial
pp. 347-349(3)

Interview

Targeting the immune system for the future of HIV therapy
pp. 351-355(5)
Author: Landay, Alan

Clinical Trial Commentary

Why do we need the GRACE (Gender, Race & Clinical Experience) study?
pp. 357-363(7)
Authors: Zorrilla, Carmen D; Tamayo Agrait, Vivian M

Priority Paper Evaluation

Can highly active antiretroviral therapy slow down the progression of hepatitis C disease in patients with HIV coinfection?
pp. 365-367(3)
Authors: Rockstroh, Jüürgen

Special Report

Targeting protein--protein interactions for HIV therapeutics
pp. 369-385(17)
Authors: Rice, Andrew P; Sutton, Richard E

Review

Concurrent drug therapy for tuberculosis and HIV infection in resource-limited settings: present status and future prospects
pp. 387-398(12)
Authors: Lawn, Stephen D; Edwards, David J; Wood, Robin

Host genetic variation and susceptibility to primate lentiviruses
pp. 399-413(15)
Author: Johnson, Welkin E

Host cell factors and HIV-1 integration
pp. 415-426(12)
Author: Engelman, Alan

HIV-1 Gag trafficking
pp. 427-438(12)
Authors: Joshi, Anjali; Freed, Eric O

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