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• NAPWA
  • About NAPWA
  • National Portfolios
    • Social Wellbeing in Policy
      • Care & Support Working Group
    • Education
      • Education Policy Group (EPG)
      • ANET
    • Health & Treatments
      • Treatments Policy Group
      • Treatment Officers’ Network (TON)
    • International
      • International Working Group (IWG)
  • National Networks
    • Women’s Network (Women@NAPWA)
    • Indigenous Network (PATSIN)
  • Member organisations
  • NAPWA Conference
  • Projects
    • HIV Health Project
    • HIV Living Project
  • Media & Communications
    • Positive Living magazine
    • Media releases
• ATPA
  • Treatments Roadshow
  • Chin Wag
• Contact details
• Links
• About this website
  • Accuracy and currency
  • Accessibility
  • Document formats
  • Copyright
• Newly diagnosed?
  • HIV/AIDS Basics
• Living with HIV
  • heterosexuals
  • preventing transmission
    • sex
      • disclosure
      • safe sex
      • PEP
      • PrEP
      • microbicides
    • superinfection/reinfection
    • positive in prevention
    • preventative vaccines
  • pregnancy and childbirth
  • relationships
  • recreational drugs
  • sex work
  • personal stories
  • social research
    • HIV Futures
  • stigma
  • travel and immigration
    • immigration
    • travelling with HIV
  • grief and loss
• Staying well
  • HIV treatments
    • adherance
    • “drug HIV which has mutated and is less susceptible to the effects of one or more anti-HIV drugs is said to be resistant.>resistance
    • “HIV in people who have developed resistance to existing therapies.>salvage therapy
    • “>clinical trials
    • starting treatments
  • tests
    • HIV testing
    • CD4 counts
    • resistance tests
    • “HIV RNA in the blood. Viral load blood test results are expressed as the number of copies (of HIV) per milliliter of blood plasma.>viral load
    • Therapeutic Drug Monitoring
  • symptoms, illnesses and opportunistic infections
    • treatment side effects
    • anaemia
    • appetite problems
    • CMV
    • cryptococcal meningitis
    • cryptosporidiosis
    • dementia
    • “HIV drugs.>diabetes
    • diarrhoea
    • fatigue
    • “gingivitis/AIDS are at increased risk of developing periodontal disease, even with good oral hygiene.>periodontal disease
    • heart disease
    • hepatitis A
    • hepatitis B
    • hepatitis C
    • lactic acidosis
    • lipodystrophy
      • polylactic acid
    • Kaposi’s sarcoma
    • mitochondrial toxicity
    • NHL
    • OHL
    • osteoporosis/osteopenia
    • pancreatitis
    • PCP
    • peripheral neuropathy
    • PML
    • sexual dysfunction
    • sexually-transmissible infections
      • chlamydia
      • genital herpes
      • gonorrhoea
      • HPV
      • syphilis
    • sleep disturbances
    • thrush
    • toxoplasmosis
    • wasting syndome
    • mental and emotional health
      • anxiety and depression
  • smoking
  • nutrition
  • exercise
  • oral health
• Getting support
  • insurance
    • life insurance
    • private health insurance
    • travel insurance
  • superannuation
  • Medicare
  • “HIV drugs are part of a special part of the PBS called Section 100 (S100) which is used for expensive, highly specialised drugs.>Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
  • income support
    • Disability Support Pension
      • Centrelink reviews
    • Newstart
    • Carer benefit
  • work and employment
    • returning to work
    • stopping work
• Our rights
  • discrimination
  • human rights
  • privacy
• Positive women
• Indigenous people
• Global HIV/AIDS
  • HIV in our region
  • involvement of positive people
  • national AIDS strategy
  • The Global Fund
  • World AIDS Day
• Services in your area
  • PLWHA Orgs
  • AIDS Councils