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The long-acting HIV treatment era is just beginning

Professor José Arribas, Research Director of HIV and Infectious Diseases at La Paz Hospital, Madrid

Novel antibody-based regimen keeps HIV at bay for six months

Dr Paul Cook of East Carolina University speaking at a lectern

Integrase inhibitor resistance after treatment failure more common in treatment-experienced people

Dr Mafalda Miranda of the University of Utrecht speaking at HIV Glasgow 2024

Once-weekly combination of islatravir and lenacapavir safe and effective in 48-week study

Amy Colson speaking at HIV Glasgow 2024

Dolutegravir resistance very rare after a switch - even with detectable HIV

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Most people on dolutegravir resuppress viral load after a detectable result

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Lamivudine resistance mutation may persist for many years in some people with HIV

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Retention in HIV care has declined since 'Treat All' guidelines introduced

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Most liver disease in people with HIV in low and middle-income countries is caused by metabolic disorders

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