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Editor-in-Chief: David D. Ho, MD
Paul A. Volberding, MD
William A. Blattner, MD
ISSN: 1525-4135
Online ISSN: 1077-9450
Frequency: 15 issues per year
Ranking: Infectious Diseases 11/70
Immunology 30/139
Impact Factor: 4.425

July 1, 2013 Supplement, Volume 63 - Supplement 2

State of the Art HIV Prevention

June 1, 2013 Supplement, Volume 63 - Supplement 1

The Social and Behavioral Sciences Research Network: Translational Research to Reduce Disparities in HIV

April 2013 Supplement, Volume 62 - Supplement 1

14th Annual International Meeting of the Institute of Human Virology

 

Journal Announcement

Journal Announcement

New Focus Area: Implementation and Operational Research

JAIDS is now accepting manuscripts for a new focus area of interest: Implementation and Operational Research.   As highlighted by NIH Director, Dr. Francis Collins “Implementation science is part of [the NIH research] mission.”

In the context of HIV/AIDS with advances in HIV therapy and care, expansion of global access to treatment, care and prevention Implementation and Operational Research, while having particular relevance to global health is an important domestic focus as well.   However the lessons learned through this research discipline are particularly relevant to guiding best practices in low-resource settings as antiretroviral drug access is expanded.  Articles that encompass the translation of knowledge, practices, and technologies into clinical care of adult and pediatric patients with HIV/AIDS and their evidence-based effectiveness in “real world settings” are of particular interest. 

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As the population of persons on chronic ARV ages, concern is being directed at co-morbidities. Renal disease as a consequence of HIV itself or drug toxicities, or as a reflection of underlying risk factors such as diabetes and hypertension is an area of interest. This paper explores kidney disease, dialysis and renal transplantation in the large EuroSIDS cohort and adds substantial new information for predicting service needs.

Reducing costs of laboratory monitoring is key to cost effective HAART for PMTCT.

 

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