Expanding Access to Investigational Therapies for HIV Infection and AIDS

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subjects: AIDS (Disease),  Chemotherapy,  Congresses,  Experimental Pharmacology,  HIV infections,  Social aspects,  Social aspects of Experimental pharmacology,  HIV / AIDS,  Medical research,  Pharmacology,  Health Care Delivery,  Medical / Diseases,  Aids (Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome),  Pharmacological Product Development,  Medical / Nursing,  Pharmacology, Experimental,  United States,  Science/Mathematics,  Slow Virus Diseases,  Humanities,  Financial Support,  Public Health,  Research,  Sociology,  Patient Selection,  Lentivirus Infections,  Psychological Phenomena and Processes,  Syndrome d'immunodéficience acquise,  Immunologic Deficiency Syndromes,  Persons,  Named Groups,  Research Ethics Committees,  AIDS & HIV,  Information Science,  Child,  Ethics,  Technology, Industry, and Agriculture,  Epidemiologic Research Design,  Women,  Pharmaceutical Preparations,  Organizations,  Virus Diseases,  Science,  Industry,  Health Services Accessibility,  Population Characteristics,  Evaluation Studies as Topic,  Social Sciences,  Delivery of Health Care,  Health Care Economics and Organizations,  Organized Financing,  Public Policy,  Health Services,  Methods,  Viral Sexually Transmitted Diseases,  Socioeconomic Factors,  Health Care Evaluation Mechanisms,  Risk Management,  Patient Care,  Personal Autonomy,  Social Control Policies,  Insurance,  Human Rights,  Drug Industry,  Therapeutics,  HEALTH & FITNESS,  Jurisprudence,  Epidemiologic Measurements,  MEDICAL,  Investigative Techniques,  Principle-Based Ethics,  Policy,  Therapeutic Human Experimentation,  HIV Seropositivity,  Government Regulation,  Formal Social Control,  Age Groups,  Epidemiologic Methods,  Risk,  Risk Assessment,  Government,  Informed Consent,  Patient Rights,  Professional Staff Committees,  Clinical Trials as Topic,  Statistics as Topic,  Federal Government,  Infections à VIH,  Information Services,  Investigational Drugs,  Ethics Committees,  Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome,  Professional Practice,  Research Design,  Health Care Quality Assurance,  Sexually Transmitted Diseases,  Freedom,  Economics,  Epidemiologic Study Characteristics as Topic,  Research Subjects,  Chemicals and Drugs,  Natural Science Disciplines,  Random Allocation,  Diseases,  Patient Care Management,  Human Experimentation,  Probability,  Psychiatry and Psychology,  Information Dissemination,  Communication,  Health Insurance,  Minority Groups,  Health Care Quality, Access, and Evaluation,  Vulnerable Populations,  Biomedical Research,  Aids (disease), epidemiology,  Drug therapy,  Treatment,  Prevention,  AIDS vaccines,  Prevention & control,  Vaccination

Places: United States