sponsored by the Foundation for Retrovirology and Human Health
in scientific collaboration with NIAID and CDC

February 4 -8, 2001
Sheraton Chicago Hotel and Towers, Chicago, IL

The Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections is a research meeting created to provide a forum for basic and clinical science investigators to present, discuss, and critique developments in the field of human retrovirology and related opportunistic complications. As such, the conference does not include sessions focused on clinical updates or patient management guidelines except in the setting in which they may be relevant to the research being presented.

The subjects which are highlighted include: virology, immunology, vaccines, pathogenesis, disease mechanisms in humans and animal models, primary/acute infection, host-virus interactions, antiretroviral therapy (preclinical, clinical, and complications), clinical pharmacology, opportunistic infections, epidemiology and infection control, microbicides, pediatric/maternal-fetal/women's health, and diagnostics.

This CD includes all accepted abstracts from the 2001 Conference. The search engine allows you to search on: keyword, title, author's name, or by date.