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Dolutegravir alone maintains HIV suppression in those treated early

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French study confirms that people with HIV born abroad are less likely to receive integrase inhibitors than those born in France

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Same-day viral load test installed in Uganda, but people with HIV still received results months later

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Breastfeeding and HIV in the US and Canada: no transmissions, no consistency

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Once-daily dolutegravir sufficient when taking TB treatment

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Can testing for drug-gene interactions improve treatment success in people with HIV?

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People with weakened immune systems still at risk of treatment failure, even with newer ART regimens

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Real-world data confirm the efficacy of dolutegravir-based dual therapy

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Age and CD4 count have the greatest influence on life expectancy in the modern HIV treatment era

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