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Just the facts. Straightforward, up-to-date information about HIV and AIDS.


 People with HIV are dying at the rate of at least one death every fifteen minutes in this country. Years can pass from HIV diagnosis to the onset of opportunistic diseases. The virus gradually destroys the body's ability to defend itself by inhibiting cell and body functions that help with immunity. As HIV disease progresses, opportunistic infections are able to attack the immune-comprised system. Medications inevitably become a part of an HIV-infected person's life, for some later than others. Federal guidelines on when to begin antiretroviral therapy are not as clear-cut as they used to be. Four antiretroviral agents have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA): AZT, ddI, ddC, and d4T. Clinical trials are underway to test new drugs and vaccines. Individuals may participate in an experimental drug trial, but should realize that there are disadvantages as well as advantages of access to free drugs and lab work. Alternative therapies are also available to help fight HIV. Maintaining overall good physical health through good nutrition and exercise is important.
