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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 4, July 2008
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Editorial

Bigger is better: scaling-up antiretroviral policies in sub-Saharan Africa
pp. 297-299(3)
Authors: Ventelou, B; Moatti, JP

How the complete sequencing of the domestic cat genome can benefit basic AIDS research
pp. 301-307(7)
Authors: Pistello, Mauro; Bendinelli, Mauro

Back to the basics: deworming HIV-1-infected individuals
pp. 309-311(3)
Authors: Walson, Judd L; Singa, Benson O; John-Stewart, Grace

Bulletin Board

Universal HIV care: a progress report
pp. 313-317(5)

Priority Paper Evaluation

Different disease progression rate according to HIV-1 subtype
pp. 319-322(4)
Authors: de Mendoza, Carmen; Garrido, Carolina

HIV-1 Tat implicated as a key factor in viral spread
pp. 323-326(4)
Authors: Harrich, David; Apolloni, Ann; Warrilow, David

Review

Oxidative stress and HIV infection: target pathways for novel therapies?
pp. 327-338(12)
Authors: Aquaro, Stefano; Scopelliti, Fernanda; Pollicita, Michela; Perno, Carlo Federico

Transcriptional gene silencing as a genetic therapy for HIV-1
pp. 339-349(11)
Authors: Turner, Anne-Marie W; Morris, Kevin V

Cytotoxic T lymphocyte responses in HIV-1-infected long-term nonprogressors: lessons for vaccine design
pp. 351-361(11)
Authors: Navis, Marjon; Miedema, Frank; Schuitemaker, Hanneke

Of mice and monkeys: new advances in animal models to study HIV-1 therapy and prophylaxis
pp. 363-373(11)
Authors: Ambrose, Zandrea; KewalRamani, Vineet N

Modeling HIV infection dynamics: the role of recombination in the development of drug resistance
pp. 375-388(14)
Author: Dixit, Narendra M

Acknowledgements

Acknowledgements
pp. 393-393(1)

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