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9780130909626

AIDS Update 2001 : An Annual Overview of Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome

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  • Copyright: 2000-12-01
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This text requires no biology prerequisite, and is the most comprehensive, authoritative, accurate, and up-to-date textbook on HIV/AIDS currently available. It presents the entire 17-year chronology of the AIDS pandemic in a reasonable, logical, and scientific manner that interweaves biological, clinical, social, and legal discoveries in a uniquely readable presentation.

Table of Contents

Preface xiv
Introduction: Histories of Global Pandemics, World AIDS Conferences, Overview of HIV/AIDS, and the AIDS Quilt 1(28)
Discovering AIDS, Naming the Disease
29(9)
Chapter Concepts
29(1)
Aids: A Disease Or A Syndrome?
29(1)
What Causes Aids?
29(1)
How Does HIV Cause Aids?
29(2)
The New York Times and A.I.D.S., August 8, 1982
31(1)
Discovery Of The Aids Virus
31(1)
The Centers For Disease Control And Prevention Reports
31(2)
Defining The Illness: Aids Surveillance
33(3)
Summary
36(1)
Review Questions
36(1)
References
37(1)
What Causes AIDS: Origin of the AIDS Virus
38(22)
Chapter Concepts
38(1)
The Cause Of Aids: The Human Immunodeficiency Virus
38(12)
Sex and HIV Do Not Cause AIDS!
39(2)
Science Takes a Back Seat to Politics
41(7)
The United States Government Created HIV
48(1)
The Relationship Between the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome
49(1)
Origin Of HIV: The Aids Virus
50(8)
The Cause and Effect of Diseases: The Unbroken Chain
50(3)
Scientists Report on Earliest AIDS Case
53(3)
Origin of HIV in Humans: A Competing Hypothesis
56(2)
Summary On The Origin Of HIV
58(1)
Summary
58(1)
Review Questions
59(1)
References
59(1)
Biological Characteristics of the AIDS Virus
60(19)
Chapter Concepts
60(1)
Retroviruses
60(1)
Viral Specificity
61(1)
Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV)
61(3)
Basic Genetic Structure Of Retroviral Genomes
64(8)
Genetic Mutation
72(1)
Genetic Recombination In HIV
72(1)
Distinct Genotypes (Subtypes/Clades) Of HIV-1 Worldwide Based On Env And Gag Proteins
73(4)
Mysteries of HIV Subtypes
75(1)
First Confirmed Cases of HIV Group O Caused AIDS
76(1)
Summary
77(1)
Review Questions
77(1)
References
77(2)
Anti-HIV Therapy
79(46)
Chapter Concepts
79(1)
Goals For Anti-HIV Therapy
79(2)
Drug Therapy for William ``Skip'' Bluette
80(1)
Anti-HIV Drugs Having Fda Approval
81(2)
Medical Benefit: A Cure?
81(1)
Vigil for William ``Skip'' Bluette
82(1)
William ``Skip'' Bluette: May 18, 1946-July 17, 1988
83(1)
FDA-Approved Nucleoside Analog Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
83(2)
The End of AIDS?
85(1)
Development And Selection Of HIV Drug-Resistant Mutants
85(3)
How Combination Drug Therapy Can Reduce The Chance Of HIV Drug Resistance
88(4)
The Drug Development and Approval Process
89(1)
Does Society Want Miracle Drugs for HIV?: The New Treatments Could Make the Pandemic Worse!
90(2)
Viral Load: Its Relationship to HIV Disease And Aids
92(4)
What Are My Options?
92(2)
Determination of Viral Load and Questions People Ask
94(2)
False Positive Viral Loads?
96(1)
Use Of Non-Nucleoside Analog Reverse Transcriptase Inhibitors
96(1)
FDA-Approved Protease Inhibitors
96(1)
Protease Inhibitors
97(7)
Protease Inhibitors: Extending Life; The Downside of this Gift--Recovery?
100(4)
Monetary Reasons for Producing Antiretroviral Drugs
104(1)
Update 2000
104(1)
Two Most Sobering Reports On Aids-Related Deaths
105(9)
Current Problems Using Combination Therapy
105(1)
The New AIDS Drugs: Timing Is Crucial
106(4)
Current Drug/Patient Regimens May Call for a Specialist
110(2)
Can Combination Therapy Using Nucleoside Analogs with Protease Inhibitors Cure HIV Disease?
112(2)
Pediatric Anti-HIV Therapy
114(1)
Testing of Anti-HIV Drugs for Post Exposure Prevention
114(1)
Protease Inhibitors And Pregnancy
115(1)
Disclaimer
115(1)
Summary
115(4)
AIDS Deaths Decreasing in the United States
116(2)
Dramatic Health Improvements Among AIDS Patients Cause a Shift in United States Health Care Policies
118(1)
The Cost of Staying Alive Increases with Each New Therapy
118(1)
Some Aids Therapy Information Hotlines
119(1)
Other Organizations And Websites
120(1)
Review Questions
121(1)
References
121(4)
The Immunology of HIV Disease / AIDS
125(28)
Chapter Concepts
125(1)
The Immune System
125(1)
Development Of Human Immune System Cells
126(1)
How Large Is a Trillion?
127(8)
Understand the Difference Between Health and Disease, Immunologists Need to Understand the Immune System!
130(4)
Measures and Countermeasures: The Human Immune System vs. Viruses
134(1)
Class I and Class II Proteins
135(1)
Antibodies And Viruses
135(3)
The Big Questions
136(2)
Antibodies and HIV Disease
138(3)
What Are Cell Receptors?
138(1)
The First Look at How HIV's gp120 Envelope Glycoprotein Changes Shape to Attach to CD4 and Chemokine Receptors
139(2)
Fusin Or Cxckr-4 (X4)
141(1)
Genetic Resistance to HIV Infection
142(1)
T4 Cell Depletion and Immune Suppression
143(3)
Cofactors Expedite HIV Infection
144(2)
Impact Of T4 Cell Depletion
146(1)
Role Of Monocytes And Macrophages In HIV Infection
147(3)
Summary
150(1)
Review Questions
150(1)
References
151(2)
Opportunistic Infections and Cancers Associated with HIV Disease \ AIDS
153(29)
Chapter Concepts
153(1)
What Is An Opportunistic Disease?
153(1)
The Prevalence of Opportunistic Diseases
154(1)
Prophylaxixs Against Opportunistic Infections
154(1)
Opportunistic Infections In HIV-Infected People
154(16)
The Changing Spectrum of Opportunistic Infections
156(9)
Physician's Agonizing Dilemma
165(5)
Cancer In Aids Patients
170(8)
Tuberculosis (TB), a Major Killer
171(1)
Life Goes On!
172(6)
Neuropathies In HIV Disease / Aids Patients
178(1)
Disclaimer
179(1)
Summary
179(1)
Review Questions
179(1)
References
179(3)
A Profile of Biological Indicators for HIV Disease and Progression to AIDS
182(26)
Chapter Concepts
182(1)
HIV Disease Defined
182(2)
Description of an AIDS Patient
183(1)
Variation of Initial Symptoms After HIV Infection
183(1)
Stages Of HIV Disease
184(5)
One Mistake Cost Him His Life
185(4)
HIV Disease Without Symptoms, With Symptoms, and Aids
189(1)
Aspects Of HIV Infection
190(4)
Primary Case Presentations
190(1)
Evolution of HIV During HIV Disease Progression
191(2)
Development of AIDS Over Time
193(1)
Production Of HIV-Specific Antibodies
194(4)
Are There Long-Term Adult Nonprogressors of HIV Disease--Yes!--Why?
195(3)
Prognostic Biological Markers Related to Aids Progression
198(3)
Seroreversion: Change from HIV-Positive to HIV-Negative!
200(1)
HIV Infection Of The Central Nervous System
201(3)
Viral Load and T4 Cell Counts: Their Use in Clinical Practice
202(2)
Pediatric Clinical Signs And Symptoms
204(1)
Summary
205(1)
Review Questions
205(1)
References
205(3)
Epidemiology and Transmission of the Human Immunodeficiency Virus
208(61)
Chapter Concepts
208(1)
HIV as A Communicable Disease
209(1)
Public Opinion on How the New Disease--AIDS--Was Transmitted June 1983
209(1)
We Must Stop HIV Transmission Now!
210(1)
Epidemiology Of HIV Infection
210(1)
Transmission Of Two Strains Of HIV (HIV-1/HIV-2)
210(2)
Is HIV Transmitted By Insects?
212(1)
Consequences of Ignoring HIV
212(1)
Transmission of HIV
213(1)
Casual Transmission
213(1)
HIV Transmission In Family Household Settings
213(1)
Noncasual Transmission
214(45)
Relative Dose: The Swimming Pool Analogy
217(3)
Federal Study Committee Advises the Food and Drug Administration on the Acceptance of Blood Donations in the Time of AIDS, July 1983
220(2)
Danger of HIV Infection via Artificial Insemination
222(2)
Deadly Innocence: A Murder Mystery?
224(3)
HIV/AIDS Roulette
227(1)
Distribution of HIV-Contaminated Blood: France, Germany, the United States, and Other Countries
228(5)
Effectiveness of Screening Health Care Workers for HIV in the United States
233(1)
Re-infection Among HIV-Positive Gay Men
234(1)
Intentionally Seeking HIV Infection
235(1)
Gay Men Putting Themselves at High Risk for HIV Infection
236(3)
Sports and HIV / AIDS: Earvin ``Magic'' Johnson and Other Athletes
239(8)
Rapid Spread of HIV Through Injection Drug Use
247(1)
HIV Transmission: Preparation and Use of Injection Drugs
248(1)
Assault with HIV
249(3)
HIV Terrorism, Johannesburg, South Africa
252(1)
Mexican Doctors Transplant HIV-Infected Kidneys
252(1)
Probably the Number One Risk Cofactor for HIV Is a Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD)
253(5)
When the Wonderful News ``You're Pregnant'' Becomes a Tragedy
258(1)
Update
259(1)
Logic
259(3)
Is Breastfeeding Policy for Women in Undeveloped Nations Changing?
260(1)
HIV and Senior Citizens
260(2)
Public Confidence: Acceptance Of Current Dogma On Routes Of HIV Transmission
262(1)
National Aids Resources
263(1)
Summary
263(1)
Review Questions
263(1)
References
264(5)
Preventing the Transmission of HIV
269(50)
Chapter Concepts
269(1)
The Millennium Virus
269(1)
Global Prevention
269(1)
Prevention Of Infectious Diseases: HIV/AIDS
270(1)
Preventing The Transmission Of HIV
271(5)
HIV Prevention Education--United States
271(5)
New Rules to An Old Game: Promoting Safer Sex
276(13)
HIV and International Travelers
277(1)
Education Versus Risk: It Is Not What You Know, It Is What You Do
278(1)
Clarifying the Issues Over Condom Use
279(9)
Questions and Answers About the Female Condom
288(1)
Injection Drug Use and HIV Transmission: The Twin Epidemics
289(1)
HIV Prevention For Injection Drug Users
290(7)
The Controversy: Providing Sterile Syringes and Needles to Injection Drug Users (IDUs)
291(4)
Needle-Syringe Laws--United States
295(2)
Prevention Of Blood And Blood Product HIV Transmission
297(3)
Americans Support Sex Education and Condoms in Schools and in TV Ads, and Needle Exchange Programs
298(2)
Blood Transfusions: A Gift of Life or the Carrier of Death?
300(1)
Infection Control Procedures
300(3)
Universal Precautions
302(1)
Partner Notification
303(2)
HIV Vaccine Development
305(3)
The Goal Of Developing an HIV Vaccine
305(3)
Vaccine Production
308(2)
HIV Vaccine: Prevention and Therapy
309(1)
Problems In The Search For HIV Vaccine
310(2)
Human HIV Vaccine Trials
312(2)
Summary
314(1)
Review Questions
315(1)
References
315(4)
Prevalence of HIV Infections, AIDS Cases, and Deaths Among Select Groups in the United States
319(37)
Chapter Concepts
319(1)
A Word About Data
319(1)
The Millennium Year 2001
320(1)
Old Formula For Estimating HIV Infections
321(1)
Newer Formula For Estimating HIV Infections
322(1)
The HIV/AIDS Scenario
322(1)
The HIV/AIDS Pandemic Has Limits
322(1)
Behavioral Risk Groups And Statistical Evaluation
322(18)
The Latino Community
331(4)
Africa, The HIV/AIDS Time Bomb: It Is Ticking Out of Control
335(1)
Connected but Separate
336(3)
Where Older Patients with HIV Disease Can Get Help
339(1)
Estimates Of HIV Infection And Future AIDS Cases
340(4)
HIV/AIDS Data Collection and Deficiencies
341(1)
Justification for HIV Case Reporting in the United States
342(2)
United States Estimates Lead to Confusion. Whose Figures Are Correct?: Issues Of Credibility
344(3)
Shape Of The HIV Pandemic: United States
347(1)
Shape Of AIDS Pandemic: United States
348(1)
Estimates Of Deaths And Years Of Potential Life Lost Due to AIDS In The United States
348(2)
No Aids-Related Obituaries: First Time in 17 Years
349(1)
United States: 778,000 AIDS Cases Beginning 2001
349(1)
Looking Back 10.1
350(1)
Who Is Dying Of AIDS?
350(2)
Life Expectancy
352(1)
Summary
352(1)
Resources
353(1)
Review Questions
353(1)
References
353(3)
Prevalence of HIV Infection and AIDS Cases Among Women, Children, and Teenagers in the United States
356(38)
Chapter Concepts
356(1)
Women And AIDS Worldwide
356(3)
Africa: Poverty and Rituals Lead to the Spread of HIV
358(1)
Women: HIV-Positive And AIDS Cases---United States
359(12)
Profile: Women With HIV/AIDS in the United States
359(4)
HIV Infection Among Women
363(1)
Women + Sexual Partners + Deception = AIDS
364(1)
Special Problems for Heterosexual Women
364(2)
Gender: A Broad Definition
366(2)
An AIDS Clinical Drug Trial---By Definition
368(1)
One Woman's Comments on Her HIV Disease Treatments
369(1)
Proportion of Women Taking HIV Test
369(1)
Ruth's Poem
370(1)
Internet
371(1)
HIV-Infected Women: Difficult Choices During Pregnancy
372(1)
Pediatric HIV-Positive And AIDS Cases---United States
372(10)
Natural Conception in HIV-Negative Women with HIV-Infected Partners
373(4)
Central America---Honduras
377(2)
Orphaned Children Due to HIV Infection and AIDS
379(1)
Worldwide: Children with HIV/AIDS
380(1)
South Africa's President Thabo Mbeki Refuses to Supply Zidovudine to Inhibit Vertical Transmission
381(1)
Johannesburg, South Africa
382(1)
Global HIV Infections In Young Adults
382(2)
AIDS Creating Orphans: Example---Zimbabwe
383(1)
Teenagers: HIV-Positive And AIDS Cases---United States
384(5)
Perils of Unsafe Sex
385(1)
HIV Infected Children: Living Longer---Paying a Price
386(1)
Britain: Young Adults and Unprotected Sex
387(1)
Federal Public Health Policy Supports Abstinence-Only Program
387(1)
HIV Spreading Rapidly Among Teenage Gay Males
388(1)
Teenagers and HIV/AIDS in Africa
389(1)
Internet
389(1)
Other Useful Sources
389(2)
Thoughts and Comments from a Generation at Risk
390(1)
Can Life Get Worse than Being Young, Homeless and Dying of Aids?
390(1)
Summary
391(1)
Review Questions
391(1)
References
391(3)
Testing for Human Immunodeficiency Virus
394(43)
Chapter Concepts
394(1)
Determining The Presence Of Antibody Produced When HIV Is Present
394(1)
Annual HIV Testing Day
395(1)
Requests For HIV Testing
395(1)
Reasons For HIV Testing
395(1)
An Assumption of AIDS Without the HIV Test: It Shatters Lives
396
Immunodiagnostic Techniques For Detecting Antibodies to HIV
395(2)
Looking Back The Miami Herald and Chicago Tribune, 1985 12.1
397(1)
Elisa HIV-Antibody Test
397(10)
HIV Testing of Teenagers
399(2)
Pre-test Patient Information
401(3)
Improved ELISA Testing, Screening for p24 Antigen, and Blood Donor Interviews Lower HIV in Nation's Blood Supply
404(2)
The Performance Rate for the Combined ELISA and Western Blot HIV Test
406(1)
Western Blot Assay
407(3)
New ELISA Testing Procedures Reveal Early vs. Late HIV Infection
408(2)
Other Screening And Confirmatory Tests
410(4)
Some Relative Drawbacks to the Current HIV Screening Test-ELISA/Western Blot
410(4)
Rapid HIV Testing
414(2)
Blood Vs. Urine: Outcome of HIV Test May Differ (Discordant Results)
415(1)
Saliva HIV Test?
416(1)
Viral Load: Measuring HIV RNA
416(1)
Viral Load False Positives
417(1)
Detection Of HIV Infection In Newborns
417(1)
FDA Approves Two Home HIV-Antibody Test Kits
417(4)
Discussion of HIV Diagnostic Tests
419(2)
Reporting HIV Infections
421(1)
Federal Trade Commission Warns of Poor HIV Home Test Kits
421(1)
Black Ministers Lead by Example
422(1)
Who Should Be Tested For HIV Infection?
422(1)
The Physician's Dilemma
423(1)
Why Is HIV Test Information Necessary?
423(2)
United States Public Health Service (USPHS) Recommendations for HIV Counseling and Voluntary Testing for All Pregnant Women
425(1)
A Weak Link in HIV Testing
425(1)
Testing Competency, And Informed Consent
425(7)
Boxer Stripped of Featherweight Title After Positive HIV Test
426(2)
Mandatory HIV Testing
428(2)
Type of Testing Can Foster Medical Care
430(1)
Florida: Health Care Worker Leaks Confidential HIV Information
431(1)
Legislature Survey of State Confidentiality Laws
431(1)
Person-to-Person: Disclosure Of HIV Infection
432(1)
Summary
432(2)
Deciding Confidentiality---Is the Majority Right?
433(1)
Confidentiality and Sexual Partner Betrayal
433(1)
Review Questions
434(1)
References
434(3)
AIDS and Society: Knowledge, Attitudes, and Behavior
437(42)
Chapter Concepts
437(1)
The New Millennium And HIV/AIDS
437(1)
HIV/AIDS Is An Unusual Disease
437(1)
AIDS Is Here to Stay
438(1)
AIDS
438(1)
A Mother's Nightmare
438(1)
Blame Someone, Deja vu
439(2)
Do People Really Trust Science?
440(1)
Fear: Panic And Hysteria Over The Spread Of HIV/AIDS In The United States
441(1)
Actions Of Courage
442(2)
Examples of Uncontrolled Fear and Hostility
443(1)
Whom Is The General Public to Believe?
444(8)
Patsy Clarke's Correspondence with United States Senator Jesse Helms About AIDS
445(3)
A Southern University Student's Experience
448(1)
How Some People Responded After Learning That Someone Had AIDS
449(3)
Hatred Expressed
452(1)
Newspaper Headline Shocks Readers
452(1)
AIDS Education And Behavior
452(10)
When One with AIDS Comes Forth
453(2)
AIDS Stigma: Changing Attitudes
455(1)
The Way We Are
456(1)
The Red Ribbon
457(1)
Anecdote: Father and Son Exchange Sex Information
457(1)
Recommended Film: Dawn's Gift
457(2)
Examples of Adult Reactions to HIV/AIDS vs. the Courts
459(2)
The Right to Privacy
461(1)
The Character Of Society
462(12)
Dealing with Discrimination
467(11)
HIV Transmitted by Australian Surgeon
478
HIV Transmitted by Australian and French Surgeons
471(1)
My First AIDS Experience
472(2)
Current View of Health Care Workers Who Are HIV-Infected
474(1)
Federal Response to The HIV/AIDS Pandemic: Creation Of An AIDS Industry
474(2)
United States Government Believes HIV/AIDS Is A Threat to National Security
476(1)
Summary
476(1)
Review Questions
477(1)
References
477(2)
Epilogue 479(2)
What A Difference A Decade Makes
479(2)
Answers to Review Questions 481(5)
Glossary 486(8)
Index 494

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