Objectives The perceived threat of HIV transmission through spitting and biting is evidenced
by the increasing use of “spit hoods” by Police Forces in the UK. In addition, a draft …

To assess differences between Africans and expatriates, we reviewed records of 100
patients with loiasis presenting to The Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London. Fifty-one …

An extensive tabulation of absorption coefficients of heated air including both molecular and
atomic contributions has been carried out with the aid of several large digital computer …

Cyanobacterium-like bodies (CLBs) were recently associated with prolonged diarrhoea in
visitors to Nepal (American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1991, 45, 383); they …

The best management strategy for HIV patients who fail to respond to first-line therapy for
Pneumocystis jirovecii pneumonia is currently unclear. We identified all patients who were …

The spectral absorption coefficient of heated air has been calculated over the frequency
interval and temperature range where electronic transitions in diatomic molecules are the …

Large numbers of people return to the UK each year (estimated at 2 million in 1990) from
tropical areas where they may have been exposed to a variety of tropical infections. Some …

Hepatotoxicity induced by antiretroviral therapy occurs in 5–10%[1] of patients. It is most
commonly seen in patients taking didanosine, zalcitabine, stavudine, nevirapine or protease …

HIV‐1 is characterised by extensive genetic variability encompassing at least 10 different
phylogenetically related clades within the major group of HIV‐1 subtypes. Most …

A retrospective review of all 248 liver biopsies performed in patients with HIV infection at two
referral centres in London over a 12 year period revealed five cases of major bleeding …