J. van de Wijgert: Microbicides: State-of-the-Art
Janneke Janneke van de Wijgert, PhD, is a senior epidemiologist at IATEC Foundation and the Center for Poverty-related Communicable Diseases (CPCD) at the AMC, University of Amsterdam. She is/was Principal or co-investigator on several safety and effectiveness trials of vaginal microbicides for HIV prevention, as well as other
- Van de Wijgert J, Altini L, Jones H, de Kock A, Young T, Williamson AL, Hoosen A, Coetzee N. Two methods of self-sampling compared to clinician-sampling to detect reproductive tract infections in Gugulethu, South Africa. (Accepted for publication in Sexually Transmitted Diseases).
- Braunstein S, van de Wijgert, J. Preferences and practices related to vaginal lubrication: implications for microbicide acceptability and clinical testing. J Women’s Health, 2005;14(5):424-33.
- Van de Wijgert J, Coggins C. Microbicides to prevent heterosexual transmission of HIV: Ten years down the road. AIDScience (www.aidscience.org); 2, January 2002.
- Van de Wijgert J, Fullem A, Kelly C, Mehendale S, Rugpao S, Kumwenda N, Chirenje Z, Joshi S, Taha T, Padian N, Bollinger R, Nelson K. Phase I trial of the topical microbicide BufferGel: Safety results from four international sites. Journal of Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndromes, 2001;26(1):21-7.
- Van de Wijgert J, Mason P, Gwanzura L, Mbizvo M, Chirenje Z, Iliff V, Shiboski S, Padian N. The effect of intravaginal practices on the vaginal flora of Zimbabwean women. The Journal of Infectious Diseases, 2000;181(2):587-94.