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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

Rare case of lopinavir resistance in first line treatment reported

News
27 September 2004
People with limited treatment options

Poor levels of T-20 seen in semen of HIV-positive men

News
9 September 2004
Resistance

Viral load one month after starting HAART predicts who will be detectable after six months treatment

News
3 September 2004
Resistance

Drug-resistant HIV acquired during infection may persist for up to seven years

News
12 August 2004
People with limited treatment options

Second major study shows rise in drug resistance is not increasing AIDS or death risk

News
5 August 2004
Resistance

Drug resistant HIV present in quarter of gay men newly infected with HIV in England in 2002

News
14 July 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: population surveys of resistance

News
29 June 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: Non-B HIV subtypes

News
29 June 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: prevention of mother to child transmission

News
29 June 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: entry and attachment inhibitors

News
29 June 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: new concepts for the clinician

News
29 June 2004
Resistance

HIV Drug Resistance Workshop: key take home messages

News
29 June 2004
How HIV works

The male genital tract is not a sanctuary site for HIV, argue Dutch researchers

News
28 June 2004
People with limited treatment options

Stopping NNRTIs in drug-resistant patients does not alter viral loads or CD4 cell counts

News
28 June 2004
People with limited treatment options

Treatment failure due to drug resistance not a major cause of death

News
25 June 2004
Resistance

Infection with drug-resistant HIV has little effect on CD4 cell counts in the absence of therapy

News
22 June 2004
Resistance

Study finds that 8% of newly diagnosed HIV patients in US have drug resistance

News
16 June 2004
Resistance

Genotype testing before treatment may identify patients susceptible to protease inhibitor resistance

News
2 June 2004
Treatment interruptions

Stopping nevirapine five days prior to nucleosides may avoid resistance

News
20 May 2004
Resistance

Offer baseline resistance tests to newly diagnosed UK immigrants, warn Brighton clinicians

News
14 May 2004
Resistance

Prodrug of tenofovir works well in the presence of some NRTI resistance

News
2 May 2004
Resistance

First case of potential PI cross-resistance reported after lopinavir failure

News
29 April 2004
People with limited treatment options

Boosted PIs superior to no PIs as salvage therapy in highly PI-experienced

News
24 April 2004
Resistance

2NN study full results: nevirapine inferior to efavirenz?

News
16 April 2004