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AIDSinfo At-a-Glance Issue No. 24June 16 , 2006
AIDSinfo.nih.gov is pleased to provide you with a weekly update of highlights about what has happened in the world of HIV/AIDS treatment, prevention, and research. We hope you find this encapsulated view of HIV/AIDS news useful.
Spanish Glossary of HIV/AIDS-Related Terms Available
Online AIDSinfo is pleased to announce a new
edition of the Glosario del
VIH/SIDA, the Spanish translation of AIDSinfo’s popular Glossary
of HIV/AIDS-Related Terms. The Glosario is designed to help
health care providers, caseworkers, community-based organizations, and
people living with HIV/AIDS and their families and friends understand the
complex web of HIV/AIDS terminology—en Español!
This edition of the Glosario del
VIH/SIDA features an expanded “Additional Resources” section as well
as new and updated HIV/AIDS-related terms and definitions. You can download
the Glosario or use
it on the Web. Printed
copies of the glossary in Spanish will be available later this summer.
Also new to this edition of
the Glosario is the Guía de Traducciones (Translation
Guide), a comprehensive list of HIV/AIDS-related terms translated from
English into Spanish. This guide can help you communicate important
HIV/AIDS-related concepts across a language barrier and can also help
organizations create a standardized vocabulary of Spanish HIV/AIDS terms.
AIDSinfo is committed to providing
high-quality HIV/AIDS resources in both English and Spanish. So set your
bookmarks to both the Glossary of
HIV/AIDS-Related Terms and the
Glosario del VIH/SIDA! We love feedback—please write us at AIDSinfoWebmaster@aidsinfo.nih.gov
and let us know how we’re doing.
Nuevo Glosario del VIH/SIDA disponible en línea
AIDSinfo se complace en presentar la
nueva edición del Glosario del
VIH/SIDA. Este glosario es la traducción de una de nuestras
publicaciones más populares—Glossary of HIV/AIDS-Related
Terms. Fue desarrollado para ayudar a los proveedores de atención de
salud, los trabajadores sociales, las organizaciones comunitarias, las
personas afectadas por la infección por el VIH/SIDA y sus familiares y
amigos para poder entender la compleja red de terminología en español.
Esta edición del Glosario contiene una sección ampliada de Recursos
Adicionales y términos y definiciones nuevos y actualizados.
Puede
descargar el Glosario o
utilizarlo en nuestra página web. En
esta edición del Glosario hay
una sección nueva, Guía de
traducciones, que provee una lista de términos traducidos del inglés
al español. Esta guía del Glosario ayudará a comunicar ideas
importantes sobre el VIH/SIDA a través de una barrera lingüística y
ayudará a las organizaciones a formar un vocabulario estándar de términos
de VIH/SIDA en español. Copias impresas del
Glosario del VIH/SIDA estarán disponibles durante el
verano. AIDSinfo se compromete a ofrecer
recursos de alta calidad para VIH/SIDA en inglés y español. Programe sus
marcapáginas al Glosario del
VIH/SIDA y Glossary of
HIV-Related Terms. Nos interesa recibir comentarios y sugerencias—por favor envíe su mensaje a AIDSinfo@Webmaster@aidsinfo.nih.gov.
HIV/AIDS Primary
Care Guide Available The Florida/Caribbean AETC (F/C
AETC) is pleased to announce the release of their 551-page publication, HIV/AIDS Primary Care Guide. The
guide provides information
about HIV/AIDS and its treatment for primary care providers.
This volume of the HIV/AIDS Primary Care Guide
represents the collective efforts of a diverse group of HIV care
providers, including 25 of the Florida/Caribbean AETC faculty and 37 guest
authors. The guide has been compiled and
edited by Jeffrey Beal, MD, Clinical Director of the F/C AETC and Senior
Physician, Lee County Health Department; Joanne J. Orrick, PharmD, BCPS,
Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Florida; and Kimberly
Alfonso, MAcc, Assistant Director of the F/C
AETC. For a limited time, the bound
text is available at a discounted price directly from the publisher, Crown
House Publishing. Details on purchasing of a book at the reduced
price are on http://www.FAETC.org/Guide, along with free
PDF downloads of all the chapters.
ClinicalTrials.gov Info
New HIV/AIDS trials have been added to ClinicalTrials.gov
in the last 7 days:
click here. Please send comments or suggestions to ContactUs@aidsinfo.nih.gov
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