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ANTIRETROVIRAL TREATMENT FOR INJECTING DRUG USERS

An HTB Supplement

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A quarterly bulletin

ARV4IDUs is a quarterly bulletin published in electronic format by HIV i-Base. As with all i-Base publications, subscriptions are free and can be ordered by fax or post using this form or directly from the i-Base website:

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Editor: Simon Collins
Commissioning Editor: Polly Clayden
Editor, Russian edition: Svilen Konov
Website and IT: Paul Decle

Editorial Consultants:

Sanjay Bhagani, Royal Free Hospital
Doug Bruce, Yale University AIDS Programme
Allan Clear, Harm Reduction Coalition
Jay Franklin Dobkin, Columbia University Medical Centre
Ramon Espacio, Formación e Información sobre Tratamientos en el VIH/SIDA
Loon Gangte, Delhi Network of People Living with HIV (DNP+)
Gregg Gonsalves, AIDS and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa.
Mauro Guarinieri, Open Society Institute
Rajiv Kafle, Nepal Network of People Living with HIV
Adeeba Kamarulzaman, Malaysian AIDS Council and University Malaya Medical Centre
Saye Khoo, University of Liverpool Hospital
Konstantin Lezhentsev, Open Society Institute
Luis Mendão, Grupo Português de Activistas sobre Tratamentos de VIH/SIDA (GAT)
Anand Pun
Tracy Swan, Treatment Action Group, NYC
Carmen Tarrades, International Community of Women Living with HIV (ICW)

ARV4IDUs is a not-for-profit community publication that aims to provide a review of the most important medical advances related to clinical management of HIV and its related conditions for injecting drug users, as well as access to treatments. Comments to articles are compiled from consultant, author and editorial responses.

Some articles are reproduced from other respected sources and copyright for these articles remains with the original authors and sources, as indicated at the end of each article.

We thank those organisations for recognising the importance of providing widely distributed free access to information both to people living with HIV and to the healthcare professionals involved in their care.

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