1. Primary HIV infection: natural history

2. Natural history and laboratory markers of HIV infection

3. Clinical relevance of HIV-1 biological variability

4. General approach to the HIV infected patient

5. Antiretroviral drugs

6. Management of the patient with asymptomatic HIV infection

7. Combination therapy for HIV infection

8. Issues for the HIV-infected woman

9. Neurologic manifestations of HIV infection

10. Psychiatric disturbances and HIV infection

11. Oral manifestations of HIV infection

12. Rheumatologic manifestations of HIV infection

13. Management of cardiovascular disease in acquired immunodeficiency disease

14. Management of hepatobiliary disease in HIV infection

15. Haematological manifestations of HIV infection

16. Management of nutritional and endocrine consequences of HIV infection

17. Cutaneous complications of HIV disease

18. Management of Herpes simplex and Varicella zoster virus infections in HIV infected individuals

19. Management of cytomegalovirus infection

20. Management of bacterial infections in patients with HIV infection

21. Management of tuberculosis in HIV-infected individuals

22. Management of disseminated Mycobacterium avium complex infections

23. Management of Pneumocystis carinii infection

24. Management of Toxoplasma gondii infection

25. Management of cryptococcal infection in AIDS patients

26. Management of fungal infections other than Cryptococcus: candidiasis, histoplasmosis, aspergillosis and miscellaneous mycoses

27. Management of cryptosporidium, isospora and microsporidia infections

28. Management of HIV-associated neoplasia

29. Drug interactions and adverse reactions

30. Advice to the HIV-infected traveller

31. The health care worker and HIV

32. Recent developments.