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Earlier treatment and higher CD4 counts linked to smaller HIV reservoir

Dr Brian Moldt presenting to IAS 2021.

Twice-a-year injected drug shows promise for first-line HIV treatment

Professor Samir Gupta

Spanish studies highlight scale of late presentation and its consequences for treatment

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Same-day ART initiation linked to increased risk of negative outcomes

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Alendronate can prevent bone loss in people starting HIV treatment

Dr Tara McGinty (centre, bottom) at CROI 2021.

People with NNRTI resistance have poorer responses to dolutegravir, South African study finds

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More weight gain in people starting HIV treatment with newer integrase inhibitors or darunavir

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HIV programmes in Africa need new models of care for people’s first six months on treatment

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No increased risk of diabetes with integrase inhibitors in people starting HIV treatment

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