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Dolutegravir or lower-dose efavirenz equally effective, but less resistance with dolutegravir

Eric Delaporte at HIV Glasgow 2018. Image credit: HIV Glasgow

Bictegravir matches dolutegravir in first-line treatment

Hans-Jürgen Stellbrink at HIV Glasgow 2018. Image credit: HIV Glasgow

Two-drug protease inhibitor treatment as effective as three-drug treatment – and fewer stop due to side-effects

Zara Liew at HIV Glasgow 2018. Image credit: HIV Glasgow.

Studies confirm long-term effectiveness of new single-tablet regimens

David Wohl at IDWeek 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Doravirine combination works well as a switch option

Kathleen Squires at IDWeek 2018. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Two new doravirine pills approved in US

Indonesia: tackling HIV in one of the world’s fastest-growing epidemics

Starting treatment on the day of HIV diagnosis is acceptable and feasible for Thai patients

Image from Pich Seekaew's presentation slides at AIDS 2018.

Brazil confirms dolutegravir is the most effective drug for first-line HIV treatment

Slide from Mariana Veloso Meireles’s presentation at AIDS 2018.