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Are antiretroviral switch or simplification studies of benefit for patients?

Australians find that money problems lead to poorer adherence to HIV therapy

US youth, heterosexual men and African Americans losing out on HIV treatment benefits

Starting HIV treatment reduces risk of tuberculosis, even for patients with higher CD4 cell counts

Higher CD4 count preserves ability to work and educate children

Raltegravir 800mg twice daily appears a good alternative to efavirenz for HIV-TB treatment

Once-daily elvitegravir works as well as raltegravir at 96 weeks

Cobicistat matches ritonavir as atazanavir booster

First generic HIV drugs could save US at least $920 million a year

Rochelle Walensky of Harvard Medical School. © IAS/Deborah W. Campos - Commercialimage.net