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HIV Curbside Consults: Treating Older Patients With HIV
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Curbside Consults: Real-Life Case Studies to Simplify HIV PrEP Implementation – MSM Struggling With Adherence to Current Oral PrEP Therapy
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Curbside Consults: Real-Life Case Studies to Simplify HIV PrEP Implementation – An Adolescent Transgender Female in Search of an Answer
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Curbside Consults: Real-Life Case Studies to Simplify HIV PrEP Implementation – Elderly Bisexual Male Has a Partner Infected With HIV
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Curbside Consults: Real-Life Case Studies to Simplify HIV PrEP Implementation – Adult Cisgender Female Desires HIV Protection
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Food insecurity boosts fibrosis odds in HIV with diabetes, lowers MASLD odds in HIV alone
Food insecurity was associated with lower odds of metabolic dysfunction-associated steatotic liver disease among patients with HIV, although the presence of diabetes increased the odds of fibrosis in this population, according to data.
VIDEO: Two steps physicians must take to help end the HIV epidemic
BOSTON — The HIV epidemic is “never going to end” unless physicians do two things, according to Donna E. Sweet, MD, MACP, AAHIVS.
FDA approves first two-drug pill for HIV in adolescents
Teens in the United States have another treatment option for HIV.
Advances in HIV treatment for adolescents: Are long-acting injectables the future?
HHS recommends ART for all children with HIV, regardless of clinical stage or CD4+ count, and rapid initiation of ART within days of diagnosis in all patients unless they have an opportunistic infection at the time of diagnosis.
Top in ID: CDC creates guide to address staff burnout; AI can improve infection prevention
The CDC released a guide for hospitals to address and reduce burnout among staff members. The guide recommends removing barriers to seeking care, communicating with employees and creating a 12-month plan to maintain employee wellbeing.