Now online at AIDS Treatment News:

*** Campaign to End AIDS (C2EA) -- New National Mobilization
A new campaign seeks to empower AIDS activism by organizing
networks in every U.S. state and territory; already it has trained at
least 100 volunteers. Seven caravans will travel to Washington, DC to
raise awareness across the country, and take part in five days of
action in Washington, October 8-12, 2005.
Full article: http://www.aidsnews.org/2005/07/end-aids.html

*** Major Treatment Conference in Rio, July 24-27
The IAS Conference on Pathogenesis and Treatment has rapidly
become an important international meeting; the third conference is
happening in Rio de Janeiro.
Full article: http://www.aidsnews.org/2005/07/ias-rio.html

*** New Publications: Announcements in AIDS Treatment News
We are starting a new section to tell our readers about articles
and other materials that may be important to them. In this issue we
look at medical-journal articles, but we will include other kinds of
publications in the future. The last three articles noted below
examine industry influence and other problems affecting medical
journals and what they publish.
In this issue:
* Major Study of "Discordant" Response -- Viral Control but
Incomplete CD4 Response
* Immunology Study Finds Decreased Activation Markers Related to
Better Viral Control
* Four Antiretrovirals Reduced to Three After 48 Weeks
* UK HIV Liver Transplant Guidelines Published
* HIV Protease Inhibitors vs. Malaria
* Hepatitis C and Unsafe Sex: There Is Some Risk
* "Medical Journals Are an Extension of the Marketing Arm of
Pharmaceutical Companies"
* Major Medical Journals Will Require That Randomized Trials Be
Registered
* Journal Will Require Clinical Trials to Summarize Earlier Results
Full article: http://www.aidsnews.org/2005/07/new-publications.html

*** Fundraising New Idea: Online Payment "Smart Codes" That Can
Reproduce
While exploring better ways to sell information online, we
developed a design that we believe will be important in online
commerce generally -- financial accounts each with its own Web
control center, allowing each account to have its own settings for
dozens or hundreds of options and services offered by the server, and
also to reproduce children accounts without limit, through any number
of generations. Each new account will inherit the options and
services of its parent, and allow owners to make inherited changes if
they wish -- leading to family trees of related accounts that can
evolve through practical use. This article shows how organizations
can let people give as much or as little as they choose, without
breaking out of the moment to do all the steps usually necessary to
pay money.
Full article: http://www.aidsnews.org/2005/07/smart-codes.html

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John S James
AIDS Treatment News
www.aidsnews.org