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Research into HIV treatment strategies in which the number of antiretroviral drugs or frequency of dosing is reduced. Some dual therapy regimens have proven to be safe and effective.

New & experimental HIV treatments

MODERN Study Stopped: An NRTI-Sparing, Two-Drug Initial Regimen Disappoints Again

Editor's pick
NEJM Journal Watch
17 October 2013
Treatment simplification strategies

PI monotherapy for HIV — an idea whose time has passed?

Editor's pick
Journal Watch
5 December 2012
Changing treatment

Are antiretroviral switch or simplification studies of benefit for patients?

News
15 August 2012
Changing treatment

Boosted darunavir monotherapy works well in two studies

News
23 July 2009
Treatment simplification strategies

High failure rate for people with low CD4 nadirs in Kaletra monotherapy study

News
16 February 2009
Treatment simplification strategies

EACS: Kaletra monotherapy may need excellent adherence to work

News
31 October 2007
Starting treatment

Two-drug maintenance with tenofovir-efavirenz less effective than triple therapy

News
10 October 2006
Changing treatment

BHIVA: Kaletra monotherapy has benefits in clinical practice for highly treatment-experienced

News
7 April 2006
Changing treatment

OK study continues to show potency of Kaletra monotherapy after 72 weeks

News
28 November 2005
Treatment simplification strategies

Could monotherapy with Kaletra become an option for HIV treatment?

News
13 July 2004
Treatment simplification strategies

Kaletra monotherapy: unorthodox but effective regimen challenges the rules

News
19 September 2003