Publicado el boletín HIV This Week No. 98
Este boletín es publicado por el Programa Conjunto de las Naciones Unidas Sobre el Sida, ONUSIDA. Los editores y especialistas de ese espacio realizan una exploración selectiva de información relacionada con el VIH publicada en revistas científicas. Luego interpretan los resúmenes originales y proporcionan un comentario, que no representa ninguna declaración oficial de ONUSIDA, pero promueve el debate y el análisis profesional sobre el tema. En idioma inglés. Puede suscribirse para recibirlo por correo electrónico.
En esta ocasión, puede acceder a los comentarios en inglés de los siguientes temas:
1. Antiretroviral drug prices
- Benchmarking antiretroviral drug prices in Latin America
2. Sex work
- HIV burden among 99,878 female sex workers in low-income and middle-income countries
- Male sex workers in Abidjan, Cote d’Ivoire need tailored services
3. Vaccines
- How did the RV144 vaccine protect?
4. Cost-effectiveness
- Integrating HIV testing, malaria, and diarrhoea prevention in Kenya for maximum impact
- Cost and cost-effectiveness of expanding antiretroviral treatment access in South Africa
5. Alcohol
- Sex for alcohol in South African drinking venues
6. Breastfeeding
- Increased risk of early death with perinatal compared to breastmilk-acquired HIV infection
- Flash-heated breastmilk for HIV-exposed, uninfected infants in urban Tanzania
7. Genotyping
- How genotype assays could rationalise decisions about failing second-line treatment regimens
8. Treatment
- 40% reduction in early mortality on antiretroviral treatment through clinician-nurse support
- Your response 6 months after you start antiretroviral treatment can predict your outcome
9. Condoms
- 11% condom breakage in sex work in Karnataka, India
10. Health System Integration
- Why don’t treatment-eligible women who test HIV-positive in pregnancy access treatment services?
11. Workplace
- Diversity management and HIV-positive employees in the Asian hospitality sector
- What are the health-related causes of absenteeism among formal sector workers in Namibia?
12. Ethics and equity
- Scarcity, therapeutic rationality, and unfair process in antiretroviral treatment access
13. Nutrition and People Living with HIV
- Dietary intervention prevents antiretroviral therapy associated lipid problems in Brazil
- Vitamin D deficiency in HIV-positive Iranians
14. Monitoring and evaluation
- Health system strengthening in sub-Saharan Africa means big evaluation challenges
- Transitioning Avahan, the key population prevention programme to local ownership: the prospective evaluation design
