HIV/AIDS Information

Conference Proceedings from November 1998's Fourth International Congress on Drug Therapy in HIV Infection, Glasgow, Scotland

Download RxPAGE

RxPAGE is a Windows3.1, Windows95 program I wrote to help remind folks via their numeric-PAGER when they are scheduled to take their medication. It requires the computer to be turned-on at all times and therefore should only be used as a backup alarm (computers aren't the most reliable of things). It is written with the Crixivan schedule requirements particularily in mind - 3 alarms maximum per day are allowed in this version. However, given the importance of adherence with the other protease inhibitors as well as the NNRTI's, it's use is applicable to other treatment regimens. The program runs minimized and should be put in the STARTUP folder to make sure it is running in case of temporary power outage, for example. You may also have to fiddle with the modem initialization strings - send out a test page to make sure it correctly hangs up after the call (see your other communications software for appropriate init strings). Note: This is NOT shareware and there are no suggested donations - it is free with the provision that it is not re-distributed for profit.

TREATMENT INFORMATION (last updated December-12-1998)

Treatment Info from Project Inform

XI International Conference on AIDS Update

Pharmacia UpJohn Protease Inhibitor Appears to have Distinct Resistance Profile to Other Protease Inhibitors

Full Story Here Stay tuned...

HIV Overview

• HIV Overview
• Mutations Associated with Drug Resistance
• HIV Survival During Immune Response

Drugs

• Protease Inhibitors
• Nucleoside Analogs
• Hydroxyurea

Detection

• Viral Load

Interleukins & Chemokines

• Interleukin 16 and Chemokines found to Inhibit HIV Replication