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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.

Publisher: Future Medicine

Volume 2, Number 3, May 2008
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Editorial

Male circumcision is not the HIV `vaccine' we have been waiting for!
pp. 193-199(7)
Authors: Green, Lawrence W; McAllister, Ryan G; Peterson, Kent W; Travis, John W

When should antiretroviral therapy be started for HIV-infected infants in resource-limited settings?
pp. 201-208(8)
Authors: Prendergast, Andrew; Cotton, Mark; Gibb, Diana M

Bulletin Board

US pledges billions to fight AIDS
pp. 209-211(3)

Interview

Developing HIV-1 vaccines with a positive attitude
pp. 213-216(4)
Authors: Hanke, Tomáš

Drug Evaluation

Raltegravir: opening the road for integrase inhibitors in clinical practice
pp. 217-227(11)
Authors: Sued, Omar; Cahn, Pedro

Clinical Trial Commentary

The POWER and TITAN trials: darunavir/ritonavir in the management of HIV-infected patients
pp. 229-245(17)
Author: Katlama, Christine

Priority Paper Evaluation

SOCS1: a host factor required for HIV-1 Gag trafficking
pp. 247-251(5)
Authors: Sivakumaran, Haran; Harrich, David

Carbohydrates on HIV: mediators of immune evasion and targets for antiviral intervention
pp. 253-257(5)
Authors: Pöhlmann, Stefan

Genes and screens: the search for novel chemotherapeutic targets
pp. 259-261(3)
Author: Sheehy, Ann M

Review

Immune restoration disease complicating antiretroviral therapy in patients with HIV infection: implications and solutions
pp. 263-270(8)
Authors: French, Martyn A; Price, Patricia

Developing neuroprotective strategies for treatment of HIV-associated neurocognitive dysfunction
pp. 271-280(10)
Authors: Rumbaugh, Jeffrey A; Steiner, Joseph; Sacktor, Ned; Nath, Avindra

Role of miRNA in HIV-1 latency
pp. 281-290(10)
Author: Zhang, Hui

Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements
pp. 295-295(1)

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