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HIV-Related Health Status, Adherence, and Stress Coping Capacity among Men Living with HIV in Japan
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Intestinal Parasitemia and HIV/AIDS Co-infections at Varying CD4+ T-cell Levels
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It is Time to Explore the Potential Benefit of Routine Micronutrient Supplementation in Optimizing Bone Health and Growth in HIV Exposed Uninfected Children in the Context of Early Antiretroviral Exposure in Resource Limited Settings
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Implementation of a Non-Communicable Disease (NCD) Screening Programme in a Rural African HIV Clinic
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A Multilevel Analysis of the Determinants of HIV Testing in Zimbabwe: Evidence from the Demographic and Health Surveys
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Virtual and Real Social Support Networks in Mental Health of Japanese HIV-Positive Men: Nationwide HIV/AIDS Web Research
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Test and Start for People Living With HIV and Who Use Drugs in Low and Middle Income Countries
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Understanding Barriers to Linking High Risk Heterosexual African American Women to Care in the Upper South
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It’s Time to Examine the Impact of Genetic Susceptibility on the Incidence of Diabetes among HIV-Infected Individuals
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Determination on the Expression of Activated RANTES G 28 in HIV-1 Infection and in Co Infection with Hepatitis B Virus and Hepatitis C Virus and Its Effect on Leukocytes
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Natural Killer (NK) Cells and Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) Infection
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HIV/AIDS and Contraceptive Method Choice: Demographic and Socio-Economic Correlates of Contraceptive Method Choice among HIV-Positive Women Practising Family Planning in Kenya
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HIV/AIDS-Related Knowledge and Sources of Information among Secondary School Students in Enugu Nigeria
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Development of the M184V Mutation in HIV-1 Infection and Subsequent Treatment Outcomes
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Why Novel Nanoparticle-based Delivery Platforms Hold Key for HIV/AIDS Treatment and Prevention?
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Prevalence of Hepatitis B Virus among Blood Donors and Assessment of Blood Donor’s Knowledge about HBV in Sudan
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Cerebral Toxoplasmosis in a Treatment Naive HIV Patient with High CD4 Count Responding to Treatment with a Regime of Cotrimoxazole and Pyrimethamine: Do We Need to Start Prophylaxis for Toxoplasmosis at a Higher CD4 Count?
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HIV/AIDS and African American Women: Research Opportunities to Stem the Epidemic
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The HIV-2 SU Glycoprotein Influence Proviral Integration Dynamics into Human CD4+ T-Lymphocytes
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A Study of Prevalence of Lipid Abnormalities in HIV Infected Children among Indian Population
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Community-Based ART Resulted in Excellent Retention and Can Leverage Community Empowerment in Rural Lesotho, A Mixed Method Study
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Thunderclap Headache in HIV Positive Patients: Aetiology, Clinical Findings and Long-Term Follow-Up of a Series of 5 Cases
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Immunologic and Virologic Responses to Nevirapine Based Antiretroviral Therapy (ART) Among HIV-Tuberculosis Co-infected Ugandan Children on Rifampicin Based Anti-tubercular Treatment
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CD4:CD8 Ratio and Non AIDS Defining Events in Virally Suppressed HIV Infected Patients: Need to Look Beyond CD+ T-Cell Counts
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Cardiac Manifestations in HIV Infected Children. Are they under Diagnosed?
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Connecting PLWHA in Rural Virginia to Health and Mental Health Care-Perspectives from the Life Worlds of Frontline Health Workers and PLWHA
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Homelessness, Mental Illness, Substance Abuse, and HIV: An Insidious Syndemic
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A Study of Psychological Impact of Diagnosis of HIV in Children and Adolescents in Indian Population
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About the Journal
HIV/AIDS Research and Treatment – Open Journal (HARTOJ) aims to publish current innovations and information related to HIV (Human Immunodeficiency Virus) that leads to serious impact on lives of people both infected and affected by the virus and AIDS (Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome), which alters the immune system of affected people.
This journal is interdisciplinary source for HIV research and development information that focusses on medical sciences, translational science and epidemiology.
Aims and Scope
HIV/AIDS Research and Treatment – Open Journal (HARTOJ) is dedicated to the open dissemination and robust discussion in the area of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome and its related fields.
HARTOJ covers a wide array of subjects as given below:
- Latest research on immune system
- Popular HIV/AIDS medications
- Treatments for HIV and AIDS
- Anti-retroviral agents
- Pain management in HIV patients
- Public policy perspectives for HIV and AIDs control
- Treatment/prevention
- HIV care
- HIV/AIDS-related illnesses and complications
- Analysis of important social and economic issues
- Precautionary methods to prevent HIV/AIDS
- Current research and development
Submissions for this Journal are accepted from the very basic HIV studies to the recent advancements in the techniques. This journal considers all manuscripts related to basic HIV study to recent advancement on HIV/AIDS.
The audience of HARTOJ includes researchers, surgeons, physicians, epidemiologists, clinicians, practitioners, educators, nurse, students, social workers and general community.
Any article in the form of original research, review, case-report, mini-review, editorial, short-communication, book-review, opinion, commentary, letter to the editor, conference proceedings, technical report, errata and illustrations is acceptable for this journal.
We are open to receive comments or any corrections from any potential scientists to improve the quality of our journal.
