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HIV may be becoming less fit as it adapts to the immune system

Number of people infected with drug-resistant HIV in Europe has risen by around 35%

Big differences in virological outcomes among people taking first-line HIV therapy in resource-limited settings

Persisently detectable viral load at any level increases risk of HIV treatment failure

New integrase inhibitor dolutegravir helps treatment-experienced people on failing therapy

Can people with resistant HIV omit NRTIs when switching from a failing regimen?

Karen Tashima, Brown University, presenting at CROI 2013. © Liz Highleyman / hivandhepatitis.com

Nigeria: Drug resistance data show merits of using tenofovir in first-line ART regimens

Prevalence of drug-resistant HIV has fallen dramatically among antiretroviral-experienced patients in Western Europe

Any reduction in viral load has immunologic benefits for people with HIV who have triple-class treatment failure