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Medication Interactions 

As prescription drugs become more commonly used in our society it is vital that we stay current on the interaction of prescribed drugs and other substances. As noted in earlier editions of the HIV ReSource Review and HIV Nutrition Update, HIV-positive individuals have numerous reasons to avoid alcohol, certain herbs, illegal substances, and other compounds to avoid interactions with prescribed medications. As noted in Issue 27 of the HIV ReSource Review, certain herbs have the potential to increase blood glucose with the quantity ingested relevant to the extent of the interaction experienced by the user. This is especially important to know for people who have diabetes or lipodystrophy, which often includes glucose abnormalities. St. John's Wort (Hypericum perforatum) affects drug levels of many medications including commonly used
statins to lower cholesterol and antiretrovirals used for HIV infection. 

Medications increasing the risk of glucose abnormalities include drugs such as beta-blockers, corticosteroids, glucocorticoids, human growth hormone, megace, nicotinic acid, pentamidine, products with estrogen, protease inhibitors, steroids, and thiazides. 

For more information on this topic: 
* Research drugs metabolized by known P450's 

* Review the archives of this list

* Refer to books such as: Drug Induced Nutrient Depletion Handbook (also, find it through your local library); The Herb-Drug Interaction Handbook; and Food Medication Interactions

* Visit web sites such as: AIDSMeds; Food as Medicine; Institute for Traditional Medicine (ITM); Grapefruit-juice Drug Interactions; Pharmaceutical Education Associates'; Practical Guide to HIV Drug Side Effects; Club drugs; Harm
Reduction (http://www.harmreduction.org); National Institute On Drug Abuse (NIDA); Center for Substance Abuse Treatment; National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information; and AIDSmap

* Review the Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archives

* Research your own topics at: PubMed; Food and Drug Administration; and Google. 

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Congress Blindfolds Consumers- Removing the Right to Know What is in Your Food

On March 8, despite massive public opposition, including 50,000 calls and letters from supporters of the Organic Consumers Association (OCA), the House of Representatives passed the controversial "national food uniformity" labeling law, which would eliminate over 200 state food safety labeling laws. The law basically takes away local government and states' power to require food safety labels such as those required in California and other states on foods or beverages that are likely to cause cancer, birth defects, allergic reactions, or mercury poisoning. 

The bill would also prevent local municipalities and states from passing laws requiring that genetically engineered foods and ingredients be labeled. Under the bill, hundreds of state laws and regulations would be eliminated, including those relating to the safety of milk, fish, and shellfish. In order to become law, the bill will now have to go to the Senate for a vote. Because of the enormous public backlash against the bill, Washington analysts believe the bill will have great difficulty passing in the Senate. OCA and other public interest organizations have vowed to go "all out" to stop this anti-democratic, anti-consumer bill in the Senate. Take action
 

3/24/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

Updated pages:

* HIV Nutrition News Update, Issue 6, Number One

* HIV Nutrition News Update, Archive - Main Menu

* Professional Resources

* Nutrition Links and Resources
 

2/17/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

Updated Pages: 

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive Menu

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 1

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 2

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 4

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FDA Press Release

FDA Issues Draft Guidance For The Safe Production Of Fresh-Cut Fruits And Vegetables - Date: Wed, 1 Mar 2006 10:14:09 -0500 
From: "Norwood, Cecilia F"     To:     FDA NEWSWIRE LIST
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Consumers call 888-INFO-FDA for more information              March 1, 2006 

To minimize microbial food safety hazards common to the processing of most fresh-cut fruits and vegetables sold to consumers in a ready-to-eat form, The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) today published a draft guidance document for producers of fresh-cut produce entitled "Guide to Minimize Microbial Food Safety Hazards of Fresh-cut Fruits and Vegetables." 

"Fresh cut produce is the fastest growing sector of the fresh produce industry.  This document should help to improve safety by providing clearer guidance on how to reduce health hazards that are potentially introduced during the production process," said Acting FDA Commissioner Dr. Andrew von Eschenbach. 

Processing produce into fresh-cut produce increases the risk of bacterial contamination and growth by breaking the natural exterior barrier of the produce by peeling, slicing, coring, trimming, or mashing with or without washing or other treatment before being packaged for consumption. Examples of fresh-cut products are shredded lettuce, sliced tomatoes, salad mixes (raw vegetable salads), peeled baby carrots, broccoli florets, cauliflower florets, cut celery stalks, shredded cabbage, cut melons, sliced pineapple, and sectioned grapefruit. 

This draft guidance discusses the production and harvesting of fresh produce and provides recommendations for fresh-cut processing in several areas--
(1) personnel health and hygiene, (2) training, (3) building and equipment,
(4) sanitation operations, and (5) fresh-cut produce production and processing controls from product specification to packaging, storage and transport.  The final chapters provide recommendations on recordkeeping and on recalls and tracebacks.  The guide complements FDA's Current Good Manufacturing Practices regulations by providing specific guidance on the processing of fresh-cut produce. 

In the draft guidance, FDA recommends that processors encourage the adoption of safe practices by their partners throughout the supply chain, including produce growers, packers, distributors, transporters, importers, exporters, retailers, food service operators, and consumers, to ensure that the processor's efforts will be enhanced.  These practices include: 

     ·       Establishing a company policy that employees report any active case of illness to supervisors before beginning work and training; 

     ·       Training supervisors to recognize typical signs/symptoms of infectious disease; maintain the proper first aid to protect and cover any wound; and not allow an employee to work with any aspect of fresh or fresh-cut produce, processing equipment or tools until the wound has healed and/or the infectious disease has been treated. 

The guidance also recommends that fresh-cut processors consider a preventive control program such as the Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP) system to build safety into the processing operations for fresh-cut fruits and vegetables.  HACCP is a prevention-based food safety system designed to prevent, eliminate, or reduce to acceptable levels the microbial, chemical, and physical hazards associated with food production. 

FDA believes awareness of the common risk factors discussed in this guidance, and implementation of preventive controls determined by a firm to be appropriate to its individual operations, will enhance the safety of fresh-cut fruits and vegetables. 

Consumers can reduce their risk of illness from fresh-cut produce by following safe handling practices such as refrigerating the product after purchase; using only clean hands, utensils or dishes in preparing the product; and discarding the product when the "use by" date has expired.  More information on safe handling practices of produce can be found at the FightBac web site. 

Written comments on the draft guidance may be submitted up to 60 days from the date it is published. Comments should be sent to FDA's Dockets Management Branch (HFA-305), Food and Drug Administration, 5630 Fishers lane, Rm. 1061, Rockville, Md. 20852. The draft guidance is accessible on the FDA Website.
 

Conference News

* The Nutritionists In AIDS Care (NIAC) and the HIV/AIDS Dietetics Practice Group (DPG) of the American Dietetic Association (ADA) co-sponsored the "5th Annual NIAC & HIV/AIDS DPG Conference: Putting It All Together -  Nutrition & HIV Research, Science, and Practical Applications". The conference was held on March 25, 2006 in New York City, NY for nutritionists, and other health care providers. For information on future conferences of this nature visit the DPG web site.

Jul Gerrior, RD, Research Dietitian, for the Nutrition For Healthy Living Cohort in Boston, MA (featured in Issue 36 of the HIV Nutrition Update - newszine previews) was the Keynote speaker. Jul also authored the feature article in Issue 50 of the HIV Nutrition Update titled, "Cardiovascular Disease Risk in HIV Infection: Rationale for Diet, Exercise, and Healthy Lifestyle". She has national and international experience on various projects associated with nutritional status and HIV/AIDS. Jul provided a "2006 HIV Nutrition & Medical Research Update". 

For more information on future conferences held in New York contact Alan Lee via email. 

* The Center for Mind-Body Medicine presents "Food As Medicine" on June 10 - 16, 2006 in Baltimore, MA. "Food As Medicine" is a training program in nutrition presenting the best current scientific evidence and providing guidance for healthcare providers, such as physicians, psychiatrists, nutritionists and dietitians who want to take the next step in counseling patients and teaching medical school students nutrition. 

For more information contact Nina Wexell via email or visit the web site.

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Web Site News

* Important information regarding online access to BMJ in 2006 

In 2005, the British Medical Journal (BMJ) added folders, the ability to download figures as PowerPoint slides, and a directory linking to all the series they have published since 1998. Visit the web page to view this data. BMJ has also begun to provide RSS feeds, which automatically updates users whenever new content is added to the website. For further information or questions email. 

* Kaiser Family Foundation News - New Global Health Data Resource 

GlobalHealthFacts.org is a new and freely available website with the latest country and region-specific data on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, malaria and other key health indicators. It was launched by the Kaiser Family Foundation, a non-profit, private operating foundation focused on health care issues. The website is designed for ease of use and flexibility and provides access to detailed information on the topics noted above and data on demographic and economic indicators, other emerging health problems and program funding, and financing. 

Sign up for free email alerts with updates.  Organizations are encouraged to link to the web site. 

GlobalHealthFacts is a companion site to GlobalHealthReporting, which provides news summaries, webcasts, background information, and tools for journalists on HIV/AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria. GlobalHealthReporting is also operated by Kaiser, with major support from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. 

The Kaiser Family Foundation is a non-profit, private operating foundation dedicated to providing information and analysis on health care issues to policymakers, the media, the health care community, and the general public. Visit the Kaiser Family Foundation web site to subscribe. 

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Electronic Discussion Listservs

Many organizations have Internet-based information that they distribute through electronic lists. Some lists allow discussion among all members while others may just send noteworthy news on a regular basis without allowing group discussion. These electronic lists offer a wealth of information for all people. Although list information may not offer news specifically about HIV, many lists contain items related to conditions that people with HIV or AIDS may find of interest. The following electronic listserv news may be of interest to our weekly electronic list subscribers. 

*MEDLINEPLUS is available from the National Library of Medicine. For LISTSERV commands and Frequently Asked Questions, visit the web site. The following is from the MEDLINEPLUS-NEW Digest for the week of Feb 10-17, 2006. 

A tutorial, “Evaluating Internet Health Information”

Blood Glucose Control & Nutrition and Diabetes American Diabetes Association

Cat Scratch Disease

Cumulative Number of Confirmed Human Cases of Avian Influenza A/(H5N1) Reported to the World Health Organization

Exercise and Physical Fitness

MedlinePlus web site

Metabolic Syndrome X

Osteogenesis Imperfecta (a bone disorder)

Study Links Diet Quality with Alcohol Drinking Patterns
 

* The Electronic Micronutrients List Serve is from the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) and moderated by Christopher E. Taylor, ScD. To subscribe to this listserv email the moderator. The following information is from 2/14/2006. 

"Vitamins B, C and E Beneficial for Infants Born to HIV-1-Positive Mothers"

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) Feb 14 - Maternal multivitamin supplements containing vitamins B, C and E reduce the risks of motor developmental delays in infants born to HIV-positive mothers in developing countries, according to a new study in Tanzania, Africa. 

These findings support current recommendations to give multivitamin supplements, in addition to an anti-retroviral treatment, to HIV-1-infected pregnant women in developing countries, note the authors of the study, which appears in the February 2006 issue of Pediatrics (Pediatrics 2006;117:216-25.). Supplement administration has already been associated with delays in HIV progression and reduced complications such as low birth weight, preterm birth, and fetal death. 

The team of researchers, led by Dr. Nuala McGrath from the Harvard School of Public Health in Boston, set out to determine the relation between maternal multivitamin supplementation and the mental and psychomotor development of children born to HIV-1-positive mothers. 

A population of HIV-1-infected women received daily doses of either vitamin A alone, a multivitamin regimen of vitamins B1, B2, B6, niacin, B12, C, E and folic acid, both supplements combined, or placebo. The treatment lasted throughout pregnancy and continued for 18 months after delivery. 

The researchers used the Bayley Scales of Infant Development to assess overall cognitive and motor scores at 6, 12 and 18 months in 327 newborns. They measured the Mental Development Index (MDI) and the Psychomotor Development Index (PDI). 

Their results indicate that a multivitamin supplement (B, C and E without A) had significant effects on motor scores, increasing PDI scores by 2.6 points. 

"An increase of 2.6 points in the average motor index of a population results in a 35% reduction of the number of individuals who have an index score < 70 and would require greater educational resources, medical care, and other social supports," the authors write. 

These effects were variable across subgroups and suggest that children born to women with a proxy for advanced disease - a high erythrocyte sedimentation rate - are those who benefit the most from multivitamin supplements. 

The team also found that the multivitamin regimen was significantly protective against motor developmental delays (relative risk 0.4), but did not affect mental scores significantly. 

Vitamin A, on the other hand, was not associated with a change in either mental or psychomotor function, nor did its combination with the multivitamin supplement improve DPI or MPI scores. 
 

2/17/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

Updated and Reformatted: 
* Hepatitis Information

* Professional Resources

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 4

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 3

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 1

* HIV Nutrition Update Binder

* HIV ReSources Nutrition Reproducibles

* HIV ReSources Nutrition Research Abstracts

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2/10/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

New Page: 
* HIV ReSource Review Issue 20 PDF Preview

Updated and Reformatted: 
* HIV ReSource Review Contents

* HIV ReSources Newszine Previews

* HIV ReSources Product Order Form

* Library Recommendation Form

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Conference Information – Save the Date

* “Leadership, Community and Collaboration” the 13th Annual Nutrition Services Providers Conference will be held in San Francisco, CA on August 23-25, 2006. This Association of Nutrition Services Agencies (ANSA) conference is always a great place to learn information about all aspects of nutrition, leadership, and HIV/AIDS. For more information visit the ANSA web site or telephone 202/737-1011. 

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2/3/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

New Pages: 
* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 4

Updated pages: 

* HIV Nutrition Discussion Area Archive Menu

* HIV, Nutrition And Complementary Conference Information

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 3

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 2

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 1

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Conference Information

* The “13th Annual Ryan White National Youth Conference on HIV/AIDS” was held in Philadelphia, PA on February 18-20, 2006. Find more information on future conferences at the web site or telephone 240/247-1015. 

* The “2006 National Conference on African-Americans and AIDS” was held on February 27-28, 2006 in Philadelphia, PA. Visit the web site at for future conference information. 

* AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) continues to host their educational sessions “Nutrition In HIV Care Conference” periodically. For information on future conferences telephone APLA at 213/201-1556 or visit the APLA web site and go to the nutrition program link. 

* The “17th International Conference on the Reduction of Drug Related Harm” will be held on April 30, 2006 to May 4, 2006 in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Visit the web site for more information. 

* The International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) World Congress on Osteoporosis will be held on June 2-6, 2006 in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Visit the web site for more information. 

* The Association of Nurses in AIDS Care (ANAC) will hold their 19th Annual Conference in November 2006. For additional information visit the ANAC web site. 

* The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HRSA) offers numerous educational opportunities throughout America. Visit the HRSA HIV/AIDS Bureau web site for more information at the web site. 

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Editors Note: Members of AOL and other subscribers may not be getting their updates due to web hosting spam blockers. Unfortunately, many people who send unwanted email, use the Internet to 'mine' and use other people's web site domain addresses to send their 'junk mail' (spam). As many, many, others, our main web site domain address has been targeted to send unwanted mail. Most 'junk mail' is sent from illegal addresses (such as xyqpsuzy@, etc.). Members of this list receive our usual weekly email on Friday and it comes to you with the sender listed as this list name. People sending junk mail include our main domain name but usually do not use any of our valid email addresses. We do not send attachments nor do we forward you to a commercial web site when you open the message. When receiving mail from our domain name always check to make sure the email address is valid and received on the day we send our updates. If you know of someone who has signed up for these updates and is not getting them, or if you know someone who may benefit from this information, please forward this message. Subscribers to this list MUST change their spam filter preferences to include the address where this weekly email update originates from. Please check the verification email you received when you signed up for this electronic list to change your list preferences or unsubscribe from the list. You can subscribe to the list by visiting the HIV Nutrition News Update List information web page. Thank You. 
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1/20/06 
The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated. 

New Pages: 
* HIV Nutrition Discussion Menu Links

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 3

Updated/Reformatted pages: 
* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 1

* Nutrition & HIV Discussion Area Archive 2

* Ideal Ratio Of Registered Dietitians To Clients

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Editors Note: Members of AOL and other subscribers may not be getting their updates due to web hosting spam blockers. Unfortunately, many people who send unwanted email, use the Internet to 'mine' and use other people's web site domain addresses to send their 'junk mail' (spam). As many, many, others, our main web site domain address has been targeted to send unwanted mail. Most 'junk mail' is sent from illegal addresses (such as xyqpsuzy@, etc.). Members of this list receive our usual weekly email on Friday and it comes to you with the sender listed as this list name. People sending junk mail include our main domain name but usually do not use any of our valid email addresses. We do not send attachments nor do we forward you to a commercial web site when you open the message. When receiving mail from our domain name always check to make sure the email address is valid and received on the day we send our updates. If you know of someone who has signed up for these updates and is not getting them, or if you know someone who may benefit from this information, please forward this message. Subscribers to this list MUST change their spam filter preferences to include the address where this weekly email update originates from. Please check the verification email you received when you signed up for this electronic list to change your list preferences or unsubscribe from the list. You can subscribe to the list by visiting the HIV Nutrition News Update List information web page. Thank You. 

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1/13/06 - The HIV ReSources Web Site is updated.

Updated pages: 

* Homepage Del VIH ReSources

* Nutricion Y Recursos Del VIH

* Children's Nutrition

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Editors Note: Members of AOL and other subscribers may not be getting their updates due to web hosting spam blockers. Unfortunately, many people who send unwanted email, use the Internet to 'mine' and use other people's web site domain addresses to send their 'junk mail' (spam). As many, many, others, our main web site domain address has been targeted to send unwanted mail. Most 'junk mail' is sent from illegal addresses (such as xyqpsuzy@, etc.). Members of this list receive our usual weekly email on Friday and it comes to you with the sender listed as this list name. People sending junk mail include our main domain name but usually do not use any of our valid email addresses. We do not send attachments nor do we forward you to a commercial web site when you open the message. When receiving mail from our domain name always check to make sure the email address is valid and received on the day we send our updates. If you know of someone who has signed up for these updates and is not getting them, or if you know someone who may benefit from this information, please forward this message. Subscribers to this list MUST change their spam filter preferences to include the address where this weekly email update originates from. Please check the verification email you received when you signed up for this electronic list to change your list preferences or unsubscribe from the list. You can subscribe to the list by visiting the HIV Nutrition News Update List information web page. Thank You. 

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Year-End Electronic List Archive

1/6/06 
The HIV ReSources 2005 Electronic List Archive is complete. Find the last archive for 2005 at: 

* HIV Nutrition News Update, Issue 5, Number Three

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Sources of Nutrition Information

The HIV Nutrition News Update monitors numerous sources to offer the latest updates on HIV/AIDS, nutrition, and medical information. Some of these sources of nutrition information are listed here. Find others at the main Nutrition Links and Resources page. Web site addresses for some sources may change leading to error messages when attempting to access them. If this happens, it is best to link to the 'root address', which may continue to work despite changes in sub-page addresses. For instance, if http://www.badsite.com/News.htm didn't work you could try linking to http://www.badsite.com and then search for the desired sub-page. Main web site entry points (‘root addresses’) are listed here. 

* Alternative Health

* American Heart Association

* Arbor Clinical Nutrition Update

* Consumer Health Digest

* Diabetes, Obesity and Metabolism; Journal of Human Nutrition and Dietetics

* European Journal of Clinical Nutrition

* Food & Nutrition Research

* Google Alert for: HIV Nutrition

* HIV ReSources HIV Nutrition Discussion Electronic List

* International Society for the Study of Fatty Acids and Lipids

* Journal of the American College of Cardiology

* Journal of Nutrition

* Karger Alerts

* National Diabetes Education Program

* Nutrition Facts and Fallacies

* U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA); FDA HIV/AIDS Electronic Listserv; FDA Notification of Food Recalls and Safety Alerts...

* U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-DSFL Newsletter

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