This informative and educational HIV pharmacology resource is valuable for healthcare professionals, scientific researchers or anyone with an interest in HIV therapy. You can find reports on recent news and hot topics in HIV pharmacology, discover comprehensive information and advice on drug interactions, read reports from meetings and conferences, and much more!


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New Drugs for the Interaction Charts
Added: Thursday 20th March 2008
There have been some changes and additions to the Interaction Charts over the last few weeks.

On the Protease Inhibitor chart, amprenavir has been replaced by fosamprenavir.

DRUG INTERACTION CHARTS

Click here to view the Drug Interaction Charts
Access a wealth of information on HIV drug interactions by visiting our drug interactions page. The dynamically driven process allows you to build your own customised drug interaction chart, giving detailed information on predicted interactions of specified multiple drug combinations.

HIV-CHARTS2GO

HIV-Charts2Go, drug interaction charts for PDAs, are now available in a new and improved version.
Registration is required to access and download HIV-Charts2Go. Registration is free and you do not need to re-register if you used the old version of HIV-Charts2Go.

Click here to login and download the new version.


ASSOCIATED SITES

Click to visit www.hiv-pharmacogenomics.org
A new comprehensive resource for healthcare professionals and scientists who are interested in the expanding field of HIV pharmacogenomics.

ATIC: AIDS TREATMENT INFORMATION CENTRE
ATIC is an initiative of Realta, an Irish NGO, dedicated to improving the treatment, as well as reducing the spread of HIV in Africa.

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Last reviewed: 14 May 2008

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