… HIV-infected and HIV-noninfected users with IE. The small number of patients … drug users
with IE to analyze more clearly the influence of HIV infection and degree of immunosuppression …

… results in a degree of immunosuppression, the reduction in the … immunosuppressed patients,
and with the frequent remark of drug users, that “I never got sick until I stopped using drugs.” …

… We hypothesized that the degree of immunosuppression … cases of IE in injection drug users.
One hundred two patients … and HIV-seronegative injection drug users (IDUs) with infective …

… the degree of immunosuppression, are the most relevant to determining risk. Whether a
specific immunosuppressive drug … the use of triple or quadruple immunosuppressive regimens. …

… These caveats notwithstanding, we conclude that other routes of administration of illicit
drugs in HIV-infected injection drug users may be associated with a higher risk of bacterial …

… dysplasia and degree of human immunodeficiency virus-induced immunosuppression. …
findings in 76 female intravenous drug users negative for human immunodeficiency virus …

… , and on intravenous drug users (IDUs). It should be kept in mind that infections are not the
only clinically relevant endpoint of opioid-induced immunosuppression. While not considered …

… The potential benefit of a degree of HLA matching in successful immunosuppression
withdrawal should not be overemphasized at present, given the comparatively small study …

… a high degree of … immunosuppression has not been widely adopted and many physicians
will base HIV screening upon risk factors, such as sexual behaviour and intravenous drug use. …

… For injection drug users, strong correlations were observed … drug users, monitoring a larger
number of lesions neither improves nor reduces the correlation to severe immunosuppression…