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Translating Emerging HIV Data Into Clinical Practice

Translating Emerging HIV Data Into Clinical Practice. ART and the Search for an HIV Cure. The Mississippi Child : An Update on A Presumptive Cure With Early ART. “Kick and Kill”: Reducing the Latent HIV Reservoir.

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Translating Emerging HIV Data Into Clinical Practice

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  1. Translating Emerging HIV Data Into Clinical Practice

  2. ART and the Search for an HIV Cure

  3. The Mississippi Child: An Update on A Presumptive Cure With Early ART

  4. “Kick and Kill”: Reducing the Latent HIV Reservoir

  5. PrEP: Implementation, Management Considerations, and Identifying At-Risk Populations

  6. PrEP US Demo Project: Baseline Risk Behaviors and PrEP Acceptance

  7. iPrEx OLE Study: Perfect Adherence Not Necessary for Effective PrEP

  8. ANRS Ipergay Study: High Rate of Adherence to Intermittent Oral PrEP

  9. HIV Management: Regimen Simplification and Options for Resistant Variants

  10. OLE Study: Dual Therapy With LPV/r + 3TC Noninferior to LPV/r + 2 NRTIs

  11. SALT Study: Switch to ATV/r + 3TC Noninferior to ATV/r + 2 NRTIs

  12. HARNESS Study: Increased Virologic Rebound ATV/r + RAL vs ATV/r + TDF/FTC

  13. DTG-based Regimens Active in Patients INSTI-Naïve, NRTI-Resistant

  14. Treating the Patient With HIV/HCV Coinfection

  15. PHOTON-2: SOF + RBV Yields High SVR12 in HIV/HCV Coinfection

  16. TURQUOISE-I: Novel 3 Drug Regimen + RBV Safe and Efficacious for HIV/HCV Coinfection

  17. DTG-Based Regimens’ Comparable Results in HIV/HCV Coinfected vs HIV Monoinfected

  18. Abbreviations

  19. Abbreviations (cont)

  20. Abbreviations (cont)

  21. References

  22. References (cont)

  23. References (cont)

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