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Poor adherence and the subsequent development of drug resistance is one reason why HIV treatment can fail. A drug-resistant HIV strain is one which is less susceptible to the effects of one or more anti-HIV drugs.

Resistance

Genotype Testing at HIV Diagnosis Provides No Benefit

Editor's pick
Infectious Disease Advisor
25 June 2019
People with limited treatment options

ART for treatment-experienced people with virological failure can omit NRTIs if three active drugs available

News
13 June 2019
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Significant health gains from faster switching to second-line ART in sub-Saharan Africa

News
29 May 2019
Opportunistic infections

A Mysterious Infection, Spanning the Globe in a Climate of Secrecy

Editor's pick
New York Times
8 April 2019
Changing treatment

Dolutegravir-based second-line ART achieves excellent virological outcomes even in the presence of resistance to recycled NRTIs

News
13 March 2019
People with limited treatment options

Can high-dose dolutegravir be a rescue therapy?

Editor's pick
CATIE
12 March 2019
Resistance

One in six South Africans drug resistant before starting HIV treatment

News
11 March 2019
PrEP science

How many people who have used PrEP get HIV the same year? New York study finds out

News
7 March 2019
Resistance

South Africa reports successful third-line HIV treatment programme

News
4 January 2019
Sexually transmitted infections prevention

Should we be concerned some gay men are buying antibiotics online for STIs?

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Gay Star News
28 December 2018
Resistance

Resistance to second-line ARTs increasing in South Africa

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Medical Brief
14 December 2018
Sexually transmitted infections tests & treatment

How dangerous is gonorrhoea resistance and can it be halted?

News
6 December 2018
New & experimental HIV treatments

Fostemsavir, novel gp120 inhibitor, salvages nearly half of people with no other treatment options left

News
7 November 2018
People with limited treatment options

Prolonged HIV suppression is possible using ibalizumab, analysis of highly drug-resistant people shows

News
2 November 2018
Health monitoring in resource-limited settings

Drug resistance accumulates fast in people with low but detectable viral loads, Kenyan study finds

News
22 October 2018
Resistance

Uganda:15 Percent HIV-Positive Ugandans Resistant to Drugs - Report

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AllAfrica
13 September 2018
People with limited treatment options

Ibalizumab Provides New Option for Patients with Multidrug-Resistant HIV

Editor's pick
MD Magazine
23 August 2018
New & experimental HIV treatments

New HIV therapy reduces virus, boosts immunity in drug-resistant patients

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Science Daily
16 August 2018
PrEP

Reported 'PrEP Failure' in Thailand May Be a Missed Acute HIV Infection: Here's What You Need to Know

Editor's pick
TheBody PRO
17 July 2018
Changing treatment

Dolutegravir durable with high rates of viral suppression in people who experienced virological failure with older integrase inhibitors

News
9 July 2018
Resistance

Transmitted drug resistance now less likely to harm HIV treatment options, US study finds

News
19 June 2018
CD4 count

Low CD4 count in patients with HIV prolongs influenza viral shedding

Editor's pick
Healio itj+ (requires free registration)
11 June 2018
Epidemiology & behaviour

Computer Models Are Changing How We Craft HIV-AIDS Policies

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Healthcare Analytics News
4 May 2018
Resistance

World Health Organization Debunks Reports of New HIV Strain

Editor's pick
HIV Plus
13 April 2018