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HIV and Nutrition

This series of documents about HIV and nutrition was produced by Toronto author Chester Myers. Myers researched and wrote extensively on HIV and nutrition issues, and was associated with CATIE for many years. Although these are NOT produced or published by CATIE, we are pleased to reproduce them here for interested readers.

1995 Dec 1   HIV-Related Dementia and Nutrition - Is Dementia Curable?
1996 Jul 1   HIV/AIDS and Nutrition: Commentary re Proof-Type Studies
1998 Feb 1   HIV & Nutrition: Vitamin & Mineral Supplementation - updated
1996 Aug 1   Is a Deficiency of Cysteine, an Amino Acid, one of the Sources of Wasting in HIV Infection?
1997 Feb 1   HIV & Vitamin B12
1997 Feb 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Diet revisited
1997 Feb 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Liquid Food Supplements
1997 Feb 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Nutrients revisited
1997 Feb 1   primum non nocere - first do no harm
1998 Feb 1   Carnitine - updated
1997 Mar 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Carnitine
1997 Mar 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Cysteine revisited
1997 Mar 1   HIV & Nutrition: Some Recommended Monographs
1997 Mar 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Zinc and Copper revisited
1997 Mar 1   Vitamin/mineral supplementation & HIV/AIDS
1997 Mar 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & Use of Tylenol - About Acetaminophen (Tylenol) toxicity
1997 Apr 1   Information relating to HIV & Nutrition: HIV & The Gut
1997 Jun 1   HIV and Nutrition: Rationale for NAC
1997 Jun 1   Zinc Supplementation in HIV/AIDS
1997 Dec 1   It's Your Health - Selected Reference Material
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