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A change of HIV treatment may be necessary because of side-effects, the development of drug resistance, treatment not being fully effective or because of interactions between HIV drugs and other medications.

Changing treatment

‘The Devil You Know’: Many People Over 50 Are Taking Outdated ART, Despite Side Effects

Editor's pick
TheBodyPro
27 April 2022
Changing treatment

Outcomes of HIV Virologic Suppression After Switching to Dolutegravir/Lamivudine

Editor's pick
Infectious Disease Advisor
28 March 2022
Changing treatment

17 months average wait to switch from a failing HIV treatment regimen in African countries

News
28 March 2022
Changing treatment

If I change treatment and find that I don’t like my new meds, can I go back to the old ones?

About HIV
March 2022
New & experimental HIV treatments

Top 5 HIV treatment stories from CROI 2022

News
2 March 2022
Coronavirus

Top 5 stories on HIV treatment and care in Africa from CROI 2022

News
1 March 2022
Changing treatment

Further evidence that recycling tenofovir in second-line treatment is effective

News
22 February 2022
Weight gain & lipodystrophy

Should INSTI- or TAF-Related Weight Gain Prompt a Switch?

Editor's pick
Infectious Disease Special Edition
12 January 2022
Access to healthcare

Uganda: Shortage of raltegravir worries patients on third line HIV treatment

Editor's pick
The Independent
15 November 2021
Adherence

Dolutegravir-based regimens result in sustained viral suppression, despite lower adherence and treatment interruptions

News
20 August 2021
Injectable & long-acting HIV treatment

New Guideline for Replacement ART: CAB/RPV LA Not for Everyone

Editor's pick
Medscape (requires free registration)
3 August 2021
Access to healthcare

Pricing agreement brings HIV drug darunavir within reach of LMICs

Editor's pick
Devex
29 July 2021
Access to healthcare

Innovative agreement launches affordable, optimal second-line HIV treatment in low- and middle-income countries

Editor's pick
Clinton Health Access Initiative
28 July 2021
Viral load

Viral suppression in Uganda improved by more viral load tests, done faster

News
20 July 2021
Weight gain & lipodystrophy

Weight gain after changing treatment more likely when switching from efavirenz or old-style tenofovir

News
2 June 2021
Viral load

Near point-of-care viral load testing enables quick clinical action for people with high viral load

News
2 April 2021
Treatment guidelines

Top 5 stories on HIV treatment and care in Africa from CROI 2021

News
23 March 2021
Resistance

Resistance testing does not improve viral suppression after first-line failure in South Africa and Uganda

News
9 March 2021
Changing treatment

African study confirms dolutegravir for second-line treatment and supports recycling of tenofovir

News
9 March 2021
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Near point-of-care viral load tests slash waiting times in seven African countries

News
4 March 2021
Changing treatment

Switching HIV Regimen to Biktarvy Is Safe and Effective for the Long Term

Editor's pick
POZ
19 October 2020
Weight gain & lipodystrophy

Genetics may contribute to weight gain after switching from efavirenz to an integrase inhibitor

News
2 October 2020
HIV treatment

Top 5 HIV treatment stories at AIDS 2020

News
28 July 2020
Ageing & HIV

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

News
8 July 2020