|  Library 
            of Slides and Posters | 
         
          |  | Success 
            of Test and Treat in San Francisco? Reduced Time to VirologicSuppression, 
            Decreased Community Viral Load, and Fewer New HIV Infections, 2004 
            to 2009 M Das and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Use 
            of Community Viral Load as Population-Based Biomarker of HIV  
            Washington, DC, 2004 . 2008 A Castel and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Disparities 
            in Community Viral Load among HIV Infected Persons in NYC F Laraque and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | HIV 
            is Associated with Clinically Confirmed Myocardial Infarction after 
            Adjustment for Smoking and Other Risk Factors M Freiberg and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Contribution 
            of Immunodeficiency to Coronary Heart Disease: Cohort Study of HIV-infected 
            and HIV-uninfected Kaiser Permanente Members D Klein and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | No 
            Association of Myocardial Infarction with Abacavir Use: Findings of 
            an FDA Meta-analysis X Ding and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Raltegravir 
            (RAL) Demonstrates Durable Virologic Suppression and Superior Immunologic 
            Response with a Favorable Metabolic Profile Through 3 Years Treatment 
            (Tx): 156 Week (Wk) Results from STARTMRK J Rockstroh and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | ARIEL: 
            24-week safety and efficacy of darunavir/ritonavir in treatment-experienced 
            pediatric patients aged 3 to <6 years A Violari and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Pharmacokinetic 
            Parameters of Once-Daily TMC278 Following Administration of Efavirenz 
            in Healthy Volunteers H Crauwels and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Lipid 
            profiles of TMC278 and efavirenz in treatment-naïve, HIV-1-infected 
            patients: pooled Week 48 data from the randomized, double-blind, Phase 
            III ECHO and THRIVE trials J Arribas and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Neurologic 
            and psychiatric safety profile of TMC278 compared with efavirenz in 
            treatment-naïve, HIV-1-infected patients: pooled analysis from 
            the randomized, double-blind, Phase III ECHO and THRIVE trials at 
            48 weeks A Mills and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | Change 
            in Vitamin D Levels Smaller and Risk of Development of Severe Vitamin 
            D Deficiency Lower Among HIV-1-Infected, Treatment-naïve Adults 
            Receiving TMC278 Compared with Efavirenz: 48-week Results from the 
            Phase III ECHO Trial D Wohl and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | GS-7340 
            Demonstrates Greater Declines in HIV-1 RNA than Tenofovir DisoproxilFumarateDuring 
            14 Days of Monotherapyin HIV-1 Infected Subjects A Diamond and others. CROI 2011.
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          |  | No 
            Association of Myocardial Infarction with ABC Use: An FDA Meta-analysis. 
            18th Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections X Ding and others. CROI 2011.
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