New guidelines for treating HIV

July 1997

The NIH just released new guidelines for treating HIV.

They give recommendations on the new 3-drug cocktails...when to start...how to monitor...what to do when they stop working, etc.

We'll update you on the specifics next time. If you need the guidelines now, contact 800-458-5231...or www.cdcnac.org.

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Table of Contents

New recommendations for preventing bacterial endocarditis
Lyme Disease Ceftin (cefuroxime) for Lyme disease
Lyme Disease Vaccine to prevent Lyme disease
Asthma New OTC device called Doser
Diabetes New recommendations for DIAGNOSING diabetes
Diabetes New guidelines for TREATING type 2 diabetes
Women's Health Raloxifene (Evista), a new "designer estrogen"
Women's Health Risks and benefits of hormone replacement therapy
Laxatives The stimulant laxative phenolphthalein will probably be taken off the market
New HIV protease inhibitors might increase blood sugar
New guidelines for treating HIV
Info about vaccines and medicines needed for international travel
What to use to prevent motion sickness
Loading up on creatine to boost performance
Pyruvate to enhance fat loss and improve endurance
Anticoagulants Two new anticoagulants just hit the market
Anticoagulants Orgaran (danaparoid) contains a substance that's similar to heparin...Heparan
Chronotherapeutics is a hot area right now