From the NIH: Structure of HIV enzyme discovered

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1. Editorial Comments
2. The tug-of-war between HIV and the immune system begins almost immediately after the virus infects the host
3. A new method for isolating stem cells could open the door for a variety of gene therapy approaches
4. A herpes virus may be the cause of Kaposi's sarcoma
5. Women infected with HIV are more likely to die of AIDS than men
6. News
7. From the CDC: Longer life expectancy in United States
8. From the FDA: Saliva-based HIV test approved
9. From the NIH: Structure of HIV enzyme discovered
10. From the NIH: Panel recommends elimenating ALT test for donated blood
11. Octreotide and tamoxifen in combination increase survival time of patients with pancreatic cancer
12. Nasal continuous positive airway pressure may benefit CHF, CSR-CSA
13. Blood pressure elevation effects of certain NSAIDs
14. Short-course antibiotic therapy proposed for right-sided endocarditis in injection drug users
15. Effect of needle size and siliconization in invasive fetal procedures
16. Editorial
17. Occupational medicine poses opportunities for DOs
18. News
19. How effective and safe are diuretics in treating hypertension?
20. Original Contribution
21. Standardization of the hospital record for osteopathic structural examination: Recording of musculoskeletal findings and somatic dysfunction diagnosis
22. Interexaminer agreement on palpatory diagnosis and patient self-assessment of disability: A pilot study
23. Medical Education
24. Challenges and opportunities in occupational medicine
25. Case Report
26. Does Sjogren's syndrome predispose surgical patients to acquired hemophilia?
27. The amobarbital sodium interview in conversion disorders: Use of video feedback in therapy
28. CME Quiz Answers
29. CME Quiz Answers
30. Editorial Comments
31. All pregnant women should be tested for HIV