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    Weighing Boosted vs Unboosted Options for a Patient With Comorbidities Who Desires an STR

    Eric S. Daar MD - 6/21/2017
    What is the optimal ART regimen for a patient with CKD and CVD who desires an STR?
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    Optimizing ART for a Patient With PI Intolerance and a History of Resistance and Nonadherence

    Eric S. Daar MD - 6/21/2017 1 comment / Last Comment: 6/22/2017
    Would you switch a virologically suppressed patient who is experiencing PI toxicity to a PI-sparing regimen if they had history of nonadherence and resistance?
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    Weighing Boosted vs Unboosted Options for a Patient Who Requires Treatment Prior to Availability of Resistance Data

    Eric S. Daar MD - 6/21/2017
    For a newly-diagnosed patient with an OI and pending resistance test results, when and with what would you recommend initiating ART?
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    Choosing Statins for Patients With Dyslipidemia and Elevated CVD Risk

    David A. Wohl MD - 6/1/2017 1 comment / Last Comment: 6/16/2017
    Which statins should be avoided in patients receiving boosted ART regimens?
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    Selecting ART for an Aging Patient With Multiple Comorbidities and Potential Drug–Drug Interactions

    David A. Wohl MD - 5/31/2017
    In an older patient managing hypertension, reactive airways disease, and moderate renal insufficiency, what ART regimen would you recommend?
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    Adopting Lung Cancer Screening Recommendations for an HIV-Infected Individual With a Smoking History

    David A. Wohl MD - 5/31/2017
    What qualifies an HIV-infected past or current smoker for annual lung cancer screening using low-dose CT scans?
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    ART Switch for Comorbidities in a Middle-Aged Black Woman

    Lisa Hightow-Weidman MD, MPH - 5/12/2017 1 comment / Last Comment: 6/16/2017
    One-tablet regimens may not always be the best choice of ART, but the best choice is always the one the patient is willing to take.
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    Initiating ART in a Hispanic MSM With Fear of Stigma and History of Depression

    Lisa Hightow-Weidman MD, MPH - 5/12/2017
    Understanding a patient’s life circumstances may be as important as any other aspect of providing good care.
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    Optimizing HIV Care Engagement for a Newly Diagnosed Young Black Man

    Lisa Hightow-Weidman MD, MPH - 5/12/2017
    In some cases, gaining trust may be the most important aspect of a patient’s care.
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    My Take on New PrEP Data From CROI 2017

    Charles B. Hicks MD - 4/27/2017 1 comment / Last Comment: 5/9/2017
    PrEP offers an important option for curtailing HIV transmission. This review of new data from CROI emphasizes what management considerations must accompany its use.
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