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Copyright 1993 by John S. James; permission granted for non-
commercial use. AIDS TREATMENT NEWS Issue #171, March 19, 1993
phone 800/TREAT-1-2, or 415/255-0588 CONTENTS: [items are
separated by "*****" for this display] Understanding Dementia
and Neurologic Disorders: Interview with Elyse Singer, M. D.
Eyesight, Hearing, Speech: Potential for Rehabilitation Often
Ignored When Treating AIDS Notes: Alpha-APA Derivative R89493:
Technical Article Published Searchlight, March/April 1993 *****
Understanding Dementia and Neurologic Disorders: Interview,
Elyse Singer, M. D. by Denny Smith Of all the physical and
emotional difficulties which HIV disease can present, those
involving the nervous system may be the most troubling and least
understood. Many neurologic problems are broadly associated with
opportunistic illnesses, or with the side effects of certain
drugs. However, HIV itself can have a numbe