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The Relationship Between the Human Immunodeficiency Virus and the Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome

Table of Contents

  1. Introduction
  2. The Definition of AIDS
  3. The Designation AIDS is a Surveillance Tool
  4. Quantifying the Epidemic
  5. A Brief History of the Emergence of AIDS
  6. Initial Theories
  7. Retrovirus Hypothesis
  8. Seroprevalence Surveys
  9. HIV and Other Lentiviruses
  10. Course of HIV Infection
  11. Immunologic Profile of People With AIDS
  12. Mechanisms of CD4+ T Cell Depletion
  13. Koch's Postulates Fulfilled
  14. Evidence From Animal and Laboratory Models
  15. Geographic Considerations
  16. Evidence From Blood Donor-Recipient Pairs
  17. Impact of HIV Infection on Mortality of Hemophiliacs
  18. Pediatric AIDS
  19. Single Source Outbreak of Pediatric AIDS
  20. Answering the Skeptics: the "Risk-AIDS" or "Behavioral Hypothesis"
  21. AIDS and Injection Drug Users
  22. Sex and the AIDS Epidemic
  23. Drug Use in the Pre-AIDS Era
  24. AZT and AIDS
  25. Disease Progression Despite Antibodies
  26. Risks Associated With Transfusion
  27. Exposure to Factor VIII
  28. Distribution of AIDS Cases
  29. AIDS in Africa
  30. Conclusion
  31. References

 

September 17, 1999

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