Title: New challenges in infectious diseases
1New challenges in infectious diseases
Jan von Overbeck Chief Medical Officer Swiss Re
2AIDS
by Quarter-Year of Diagnosis/Death, United
States, 1985-1999
3Pneumococcal septicemiabefore and after
penicillin
Relative mortality
1930
- 72
1965
Ann Inter Med 1964
4The HAART revolutionMortality from HIV/AIDS
Relative mortality
1992
- 84
1998
SHCS, 1999 JAMA 2822220
5The HAART revolution
S. pneumoniae Sepsis 1930-1965
AIDS, 1994-1998
AZT
Delta, ACTG 175
ddI/C
Caesar
3-TC
ACTG 320
IND
6Care prolongs productive life
Source Adapted from WHO/UNAIDS Statistics,
HIV/AIDS Surveillance in Europe, End- year report
2001, No. 66, CESES
7Swiss HIV Cohort Study (SHCS)
- 6547 patients enrolled
- observation period 1/1997 - 12/2001
- follow-up to death
- risk factors investigated
- gender, origin, age
- hepatitis C and B
- CD4 count and viral load
- therapy
8SHCS characteristics
9Swiss HIV Cohort Study
died
Number of patients / year
Year
Source SHCS 03/2001
10Trend in use of antiretroviral therapy, SHCS,
1991-2000
100
No treatment
More than 3 drugs
80
60
of patients
Triple combination
40
20
Bi-therapy
Mono-therapy
0
91
92
93
94
95
96
97
98
99
00
Year
Source SHCS 03/2001
11Decline in AIDS events after initiation of HAART
40
(183 events, 1457 pyrs)
35
30
25
Incidence per 100 pyrs
20
15
10
5
0
-6
-6
3
9
15
HAART
Months
Telenti et al.
12Mortality in patients with lt 200 CD4 cells (SHCS)
Year Relative Risk 1988/89 1
(Reference) 1990/91 0.9 1992/1993 0.88 1994/19
95 0.71 1996/1997 0.14
Egger et al. BMJ, 1998
13Selection of HIV risk groups
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
14Selection of HIV risk groups - discrimination ?
100 6547
54
45
20
8
of original group
24
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
95 CI interval
15EDR by age - Difficulties due to limited data!
Number of observed deaths
17
1
5
8
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
95 CI interval
16What is mortality of HIV positive people?
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
17Development of extra mortality over time
12 12 6 4 1 of deaths
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
18Risk selection is crucial - can it be managed
successfully?
Jaggy et al., 2003 Lancet
19HIV and Life Insurance
- HIV extra mortality quantifiable, though with
considerable uncertainties (small sample) - Sub-groups of HIV infected people with distinctly
favourable mortality identified - Positive impact of medical advances on HIV
mortality - Mortality experience with HAART therapy is
limited in time! - HAART therapy compliance? (risk management!)
- Size of favourable HIV sub-group?
(discrimination!)
20Effects of interrupting HAART
21HIV and Survival
Set point and CD4 count before Treatment