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European Infectious Disease
BRIEFINGS

V
olume 2 Issue 1 2008
European
HIV and AIDS
Infectious
Viral infections
Bacterial infections
Disease
Infection control and prevention
Volume 2 Issue 1
Articles include:
Natural Killer Cells – An Underestimated
Defence Against HIV?
François Barré-Sinoussi, et al.
Late Diagnosis of HIV – A Trigger to
Change Our Practice?
Matthias Cavassini and Luigia Elzi
Do We Need to Delay Starting
Antiretroviral Therapy in
HIV-infected Infants?
Pia-Sophie Wool and Carlo Giaquinto
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The Threat of Pandemic Influenza
Cardinal Tower
and Possible Roles for Human
12 Farringdon Road
Influenza A/H5N1 Vaccines
London
Jonathan S Nguyen-Van-Tam
EC1M 3NN
and Chloe Sellwood
EDITORIAL
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Modelling Systems in Bacterial Disease –
What Do They Tell Us?
SALES
José M Miró, et al.
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Antimicrobacterial Therapy in
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Community-acquired Pneumonia
Francesco Blasi, Stefano Aliberti
ISSN: 1755-1137 and Paolo Tarsia
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Best Practice for the Prevention of
Clostridium difficile Infections
www.touchbriefings.com Catherine Eckert and Frédéric Barbut
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