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Query: EC:2.7.10.2 (
focal adhesion kinase
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Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Pyogenic abscess caused by Mycobacterium kansasii in advanced AIDS. 139 Oct 65
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Missed human immunodeficiency virus seroconversion. 139 Oct 66
A retrospective analysis of the results of bacteriological examination of all urine samples from adult HIV infected patients admitted to the City Hospital, Edinburgh during the year 1 April 1988 to 31 March 1989 was made to assess the usefulness of this investigation in HIV positive patients without clinical evidence of urinary tract infection.
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Value of bacteriological screening of urine samples from HIV infected patients. 139 Oct 64
Serum samples taken at delivery from 27 syphilitic mothers in Mozambique, 16 with stillborn babies and 11 with healthy babies, were tested for the presence of IgM antibodies against T. pallidum by the solid-phase hemadsorption assay (SPHA). 14 of 16 serum samples from mothers with stillborn babies but only 1 of 11 samples from mothers with healthy babies were found positive by the SPHA test. Clinical signs indicative of syphilis are difficult to find in the Maputo area, as there were more than 40,000 annual births and only 5 obstetricians when the study was conducted. It is believed that the findings may indicate that those mothers who were serologically positive with the SPHA test had clinically active syphilis and that syphilis may have been the cause or a contributory factor in the death of 14 of the stillborn babies. The SPHA test was easy to perform and the authors recommend its adoption by laboratories with facilities to perform the TPHA test.
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:IgM-antibodies against T. pallidum detected in sera from mothers of stillborn babies in Mozambique by the solid-phase haemadsorption assay (SPHA). 139 Oct 61
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Vulval neurofibromatosis masquerading as genital warts. 139 Oct 68
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Regional trends in viral STDs. 139 Oct 69
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Heterosexual HIV transmission. 139 Oct 70
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:AIDS Literature Index. 139 Oct 72
Int J
STD
AIDS
PMID:Single dose therapy of anogenital and pharyngeal gonorrhoea with ciprofloxacin. 154 68
Eight focus groups consisting of all male, all female and mixed male and female drug users were conducted to gain an in-depth understanding of beliefs and behavior regarding the use of family planning services and contraceptives, particularly condom use in an effort to reduce the perinatal transmission of HIV. While participants often supported the use of condoms because of STDs and AIDS, their unplanned pregnancies and
STD
histories indicated in-consistent use, depending on the partner and the circumstances. The vast majority of both men and women did not like to use condoms because it interfered with the spontaneity and pleasure of sexual relations, though women seemed more willing to use condoms than their partners. Participants varied in their knowledge about the benefits of using a condom, in how and when to put it on, in the associations they made between condom use and trust and commitment, in the type of partner and conditions under which they would use condoms and in their willingness to consider condom use as an integral part of their lives. Issues of trust, commitment and condom use did not seem to have been resolved in the drug using community, particularly among younger people who appeared to have more difficulty in negotiating condom use. Promoting the use of condoms needs to be considered as part of a larger, multifaceted behavior change effort.
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PMID:The why, when and whether of condom use among female and male drug users. 140 Dec 37
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