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Do emtricitabine and lamivudine have similar virological efficacy when used in first-line HIV therapy?

Casper Rokx, Erasmus University Medical Center, speaking at HIV Glasgow. Image courtesy of HIV Drug Therapy Glasgow 2014 (hivglasgow.org)

NNRTIs and protease inhibitors both good for first ART, channelling affects choices

South African women living with HIV subtype C experience rapid CD4 cell loss

Efavirenz use not linked to neurocognitive impairment

Andrea Antinori, from the National Institute for Infectious Disease in Rome, presenting at AIDS 2014. Photo by Liz Highleyman, hivandhepatitis.com

Dolutegravir demonstrates good efficacy despite resistance

Slides from the presentation by Jim Demarest of ViiV Healthcare.

Could HIV treatment mean safer sex?

Caitlin Kennedy, from Johns Hopkins University, speaking at AIDS 2014. Photo: International AIDS Society/Steve Forrest.

Maraviroc fails to match tenofovir/emtricitabine for first-line HIV treatment

Maraviroc fails to match tenofovir/emtricitabine for first-line HIV treatment

Therapy with newer, safer antiretrovirals an option for the majority of HIV-positive patients

Early antiretroviral treatment reduces risk of AIDS and HIV-related illness