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Compassionate use and treatment IND programs.


 For individuals with HIV/AIDS who are unable to participate in ongoing clinical trials or who have no other treatment options, compassionate use and treatment IND (Investigational New Drug) programs are available. A fairly inclusive list of drugs for the treatment of HIV disease that are available through compassionate use or treatment IND is included. The list includes the drug name, the type of program offered, and the drug's indications. A second section describes the options available to individuals unable to pay for the prescription drugs they require. The State AIDS drug assistance program (ADAP) is included. Also, the many programs set up by pharmaceutical companies to assist patients in obtaining their drugs are listed. They include the name of the drug and manufacturer, a brief description of the drug's indications, and a phone number for patient assistance information. The final section discusses buyers' clubs. The clubs are available to assist people with AIDS in obtaining drugs and treatment substances that they otherwise cannot obtain. The buyers' clubs are able to get the drugs either by importing them from other countries that have already approved the substance or by use of vague labeling on such substances as vitamins and minerals, amino acids, and herbals. There are 18 buyers' clubs currently in existence across the country. Phone numbers and addresses for the clubs are provided.
