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Switching to Biktarvy maintains viral suppression in people aged 65 or over

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Recycling tenofovir better than switch to second-line zidovudine

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People switching from TDF to TAF experience rising cholesterol levels

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Low level detectable viral load while taking HIV treatment is associated with poorer medical outcomes

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Delaying treatment changes when first-line ART fails costs lives, says South African study

A variety of antiretroviral drugs used to treat HIV infection. Credit: NIAID. Creative Commons licence.

Proviral DNA resistance testing allows treatment switches without viral rebound

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Lipid increases after switching from TDF to TAF are reversible when treatment is changed back to TDF

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Options for two-drug simplification expand

Delphine Sculier of Geneva University Hospital presenting the SIMPL’HIV study at EACS 2019. Image: @Life4meplus

Weight gain after switching to integrase inhibitor treatment is small in Dutch and Swiss cohorts

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