2.16.05 Read a brief history of BIPAI, published in the Findings of the Baylor College of Medicine.

Now You Know, Now What?
The Baylor International Pediatric AIDS Initiative has developed "Now You Know, Now What?", a short film featuring HIV-infected youth who are living with HIV. It captures the feelings and emotions of a group of pre-teens and teens on the day that changed their lives, the day they found out they had HIV. It demonstrates that children living with HIV are just like other children - they play, dream and plan for their futures; dreams and futures that they will live to see come true.

The film was made possible by a generous grant from The Abbott Fund. Additional funding provided by the Design Industries Foundation Fighting AIDS. The film is available free of charge as a DVD in PALS and NTSC format available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. Please contact Nancy R. Calles, RN at ncalles@bcm.edu to obtain a copy free-of-charge.

Pediatric Antiretroviral and Cotrimoxazole Dosing: Pediatric Dosing in Resource-Constrained Settings
Baylor worked collaboratively with CDC Global AIDS Program staff, CDC-Uganda, and Columbia University's MTCT-Plus Initiative to create this pocket guide to the use of antiretroviral drugs for children in resource-constrained settings. Baylor has produced 10,000 copies of the guide in a colorful, easy-to-read format. Note: This is a four-fold, color brochure meant to be printed on legal size paper (8½ X 14 inches). It may have to be reformatted for local use. You may also write us to request a hardcopy.

HIV Curriculum for the Health Professional
The full text (including illustrations of the HIV Curriculum for the Health Professional is now available on-line, in .pdf format. Each module can be downloaded individually, so you can print only the modules that are most relevant for your program. You can also download the entire curriculum.

Pill Swallowing Video (8.25.99)
An online video e-clinic on teaching children to swallow pills. The presentation consists of five video clips. Funding for this project has been generously provided by an unrestricted educational grant from Hoffmann-La Roche, Ltd.

RealPlayer G2 version is required. Download the FREE player from real.com.

Pediatric HIV Infection (by Mark Kline, M.D.)
Dr. Mark Kline, Program Director at BIPAI, examines important features that distinguish HIV and AIDS in infants and children from their expression in adults.

Kids to Kids Video
A video program to offer education and motivation on the topic of medication adherence to HIV-infected children and teens (8 to 18).

Other Online Resources
BIPAI has compiled a list of other online resources on pediatric AIDS.