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Innovations in HIV Therapy
ISSUE: NOVEMBER, 2008
Last year, we were reveling in hope and excitement because unprecedented numbers of promising new anti-HIV agents entered clinical trials. We also saw 4 new potent drugs become available, with 2 emerging from entirely new drug classes (maraviroc [Selzentry, Pfizer]; raltegravir [Isentress, Merck]). read more
Development of Guidance for Establishing Bioequivalence for Nonabsorbed Antibiotics: A Pathway Fraught With Challenges

Non-Absorbed Locally Acting drugs: Implications of Imminent Guidances Office of Generic Drugs recently issued draft guidance on methods to establish bioequivalence of generic and branded agents such as oral non-absorbed antibiotics. If equivalence is not proven then the implications to patient and society for certain antibiotics are significant.

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Recent Advances in MRSA Surveillance Detection
ISSUE: NOVEMBER, 2008
Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a common cause of health care–associated infections, and its prevalence continues to increase worldwide.1,2 MRSA infections are a major cause of morbidity and mortality, and they are associated with excess hospital costs.3-5 read more
Misconceptions About MRSA
ISSUE: NOVEMBER, 2008
As an infectious diseases specialist, I am concerned about the lack of understanding of how to best deal with methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) within the medical community and the misconceptions about these bacteria perpetuated not only by the media but also by credible medical organizations and physicians. read more
Advances in the Prevention of Health Care–Associated Infections
ISSUE: NOVEMBER, 2008
Health care–associated infections (HAIs) are an important cause of morbidity and mortality and place a significant economic burden on the health care system.1,2 An estimated 1.7 million HAIs, or 4.5 infections per 100 hospital admissions, occurred in the United States in 2002, resulting in nearly 100,000 deaths.3 read more
 
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•  Report Highlights Deadly Synergy Between HIV/AIDS & Tuberculosis

•  Investigational TB Treatment Gains Support

 
WEB EXCLUSIVES
Poll Shows Bureaucracy, Budgets Handcuffing Infect...  [6/17/2009]
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NEWS
Report Highlights Deadly Synergy Between HIV/AIDS ...  [6/2009]
Investigational TB Treatment Gains Support...  [6/2009]
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HIV-AIDS/STIS
Treatment Options in HIV...  [9/2007]
Innovations in HIV Therapy...  [9/2007]
AIDS Wasting Syndrome In the 21st Century...  [9/2007]
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FUNGAL INFECTIONS
Overview of Antifungal Agents...  [9/2007]
Antibiotics Almost Out of the Pipeline: 2007...  [9/2007]
Overview of Antifungal Agents...  [9/2006]
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