Titlebook: Drugs of Abuse, Immunomodulation, and Aids; Herman Friedman,John J. Madden,Thomas W. Klein Book 1998 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Scott C. Neubauer,Jos T. A. Verhoevenion of fever. In addition, IL-lβ has been reported to enhance slow wave sleep patterns, influence food intake, and alter neuroendocrine activity.. Recently, IL-lβ was shown to be related to the release of vasopressin and oxytocin.. Clearly, intake of an exogenous factor, such as morphine, which may

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Belinda Archibong,Francis Annanck controls on IL-l’s stimulatory actions. We have hypothesized that there is an interaction between morphine and IL-1 through which their effects converge and impact the immune response at both central and peripheral levels. To test this hypothesis, we have examined two aspects of this interaction:

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Weather Shocks and Women Empowermenthe potential effects of opiates on these retroviruses are important because of the higher incidence of infection in IDUs. Because IDUs compose one of the emerging high risk populations for infection with HIV-1 and more recently HTLV, it is relevant to analyze the direct and indirect effects of opioi

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Tigist M. Melesse,Yesuf M. Awelothers (8). Since many children in our society are born to mothers addicted to morphine or heroin, or who are on methadone therapy, it could prove clinically useful to explore how immunity is altered by early exposure to opiates. To address this question, we examined cellular immune parameters in th

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0065-2598 AIDS. The meeting was held in Nashville, Tennessee, June 12-14, 1997. In this symposium, as in the past, newer knowledge was reviewed concerning the relationship between the immune and the nervous systems with regard to the effects of drugs of abuse. This symposium focused on the relationship betwee

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