ACT UP: AIDS Index to Treatments

ACT UP : Real Treatments for Real People
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AIDS Index to Treatments
version 15
FOR PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV/AIDS
AND THEIR ADVOCATES AND HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS

Built for viewing with Netscape 2.0 or later as the format uses frames. The first part of the index available here is the Nutrition Index. The complete index includes treatments for HIV and opportunistic infections and is available by request.

Nutrition, micronutrients and vitamins. Follow this link if you are not using Netscape.

About the index : how it was made, where the information came from, and how you can contribute.

Useful numbers : newsletters and publications, hotlines and information sources, resource information, computer bulletin boards, patient assistance programs, and other useful numbers, many with links to other web sites.

Buyer's Clubs : contact numbers for buyer's clubs.

HOW TO USE THIS INDEX

The left frame of the nutrition index lists topics. You can search the list for the topic that interests you (for example, vitamin C or water). Each topic links to a description in the right hand frame. Please write and let me know if you're having difficulties using the index as formatted. Thanks.

Disclaimer: No endorsement is made for any product noted herein. Nothing written is intended to be prescriptive. Many of the treatments noted don't have a lot of data yet. Discuss any information provided herein with your primary care physician and/or pharmacist. Information provided is that of the author. It is intended as a guide and, where possible, cites for information sources are provided. The field is rapidly changing and information may be out-dated quickly; this is why this is an ongoing process.

These pages are copyright protected. Permission is granted to copy and distribute material included here free of charge. No permission is granted to use the material herein for profit purposes or without author's consent. Information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Any treatment choices should be discussed with the primary care provider.

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