Research priorities for HIV/M. tuberculosis co-infection

Alvarez M.A.; Arbelaez P.; Bastos F.I.; Berkhout B.; Bhattacharya B.; Bocharov G.; Chereshnev V.; Cuchi P.; Daumer M.; Demikhova O.; Feldmann K.; Garcia L.F.; Giehl C.; Gulalia A.; Kampmann B.; Karamov E.; Kebaabetswe P.; Kiselev M.; Knellwolf A.-L.; Kritski A.L.; Lange C.; Lopez-Galindez C.; Makone A.; Martin A.; Mayanja-Kizza H.; Mcnerney R.; Meyerhans A.; Migliori G.B.; Morgado M.G.; Nachega J.; Ngwira B.; Odermarsky M.; Ota M.; Palomino J.C.; Pfyffer G.E.; Preiser W.; Ritacco V.; Robledo J.; Rodrigues C.; Salomon H.; Samper S.; Sanchez J.; Sester M.; Seth P.; Seti B.; Sidorovich I.; Singla R.; Sonnier L.; Torti C.; Tortoli E.; Vandevelde W.; Vella S.; Veloso V.; von Briesen H.; Walia K.; Walzl G.; Wingfield C.

Research priorities for HIV/M. tuberculosis co-infection

Date

2011

Authors

Alvarez M.A.

Arbelaez P.

Bastos F.I.

Berkhout B.

Bhattacharya B.

Bocharov G.

Chereshnev V.

Cuchi P.

Daumer M.

Demikhova O.

Show 10 more

Description

Please help us populate SUNScholar with the post print version of this article. It can be e-mailed to: scholar@sun.ac.za

Keywords

antibiotic agent, antiretrovirus agent, BCG vaccine, tuberculostatic agent, acquired immune deficiency syndrome, article, bacterial virulence, diagnostic test, disease association, high risk population, human, Human immunodeficiency virus infection, infection control, infection prevention, infection risk, mixed infection, Mycobacterium tuberculosis, prevalence, priority journal, public health problem, research priority, sensitivity and specificity, tuberculin test, tuberculosis, tuberculous meningitis

Citation

Open Infectious Diseases Journal
5
SPEC. ISSUE 1
http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?eid=2-s2.0-80455125788&partnerID=40&md5=309ac87b39a5b27c1546c943ee4362f1