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    Applying OPTIONS: When Can Our Treatment-Experienced Patients Discontinue NRTIs?

    Andrew R. Zolopa MD - 5/8/2013
    The OPTIONS trial suggested that some treatment-experienced patients may not need NRTIs, but how do you translate this to clinical practice?
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    Would You Switch ART in This Hospitalized Patient With an Acute Cardiovascular Event?

    Eric S. Daar MD - 4/11/2013 3 comments / Last Comment: 4/25/2013
    How would you manage antiretroviral therapy in this patient on an abacavir-containing regimen?
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    Why I’ve Implemented Regular HCV Screening for HIV-Infected MSM

    David A. Wohl MD - 4/4/2013 2 comments / Last Comment: 5/1/2013
    With the increased risk for acute HCV infection in HIV-infected MSM and improved treatments on the horizon, I’ve started to perform routine screening among my patient population.
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    Does CNS Penetration Matter When Selecting Antiretroviral Regimens?

    Eric S. Daar MD - 4/2/2013 7 comments / Last Comment: 5/15/2013
    Antiretroviral agents differ substantially in their ability to penetrate the CNS. Should this influence selection of initial ART in patients with HIV-associated neurocognitive disease?
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    What to Make of the “Functional Cure” of HIV in an Infant

    W. David Hardy MD - 3/28/2013 6 comments / Last Comment: 4/30/2013
    Does this report from CROI have implications for how we manage HIV-exposed infants?
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    PrEP at CROI 2013: How Does This Influence Our Practice?

    Eric S. Daar MD - 3/21/2013 1 comment / Last Comment: 4/23/2013
    Although PrEP can be effective in preventing HIV acquisition, the latest data from CROI further underscore the critical importance of adherence in determining efficacy.
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    Then and Now: The Evolution of Treatment in HIV

    David A. Wohl MD - 3/14/2013 1 comment / Last Comment: 4/22/2013
    Remembering the initial days of the HIV epidemic and care highlights how far we have come in treatment options and approaches to care in patients infected with HIV.
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    How Would You Manage a Newly Pregnant Woman With Multiple Recent HIV Exposures?

    W. David Hardy MD - 3/7/2013 4 comments / Last Comment: 4/22/2013
    How would you manage this patient who is only 2 weeks pregnant and realizes that she has been repeatedly exposed to HIV while attempting conception with her spouse?
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    The Shifting Sands of HIV Risk in the US Today: Falling in Women, Rising in Young MSM

    W. David Hardy MD - 2/28/2013 1 comment / Last Comment: 3/15/2013
    The trends I’ve seen in my own practice are consistent with recent data from the CDC on the evolving impact of HIV in the US population.
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    Postexposure Prophylaxis: Dealing With Old Guidelines

    Eric S. Daar MD - 2/22/2013 8 comments / Last Comment: 3/28/2013
    While data continues to evolve in HIV research, how do you deal with guidelines that have not yet been updated?
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