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Switching from TDF to TAF associated with improvements in bone mineral density in people over 60

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Point-of-care viral load testing results in more switches from failing treatment

A close up of a person's arm while they are having their blood taken. The person taking the blood is wearing surgical gloves. We can see some of the blood is already in the tube.

Directly observed therapy can be a useful tool in caring for people with HIV treatment failure

Without frequent viral load monitoring dolutegravir-based regimens not the best choice for African youth on failing ART

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Fostemsavir salvage therapy continues to look good at 96 weeks

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Dolutegravir dual therapy works well for both first line and maintenance treatment

Pedro Cahn at IAS 2019. Photo by Liz Highleyman.

Four days on, three days off HIV treatment as effective as continuous therapy, French study finds

Roland Landman at IAS 2019. Photo by Liz HIghleyman.

ART for treatment-experienced people with virological failure can omit NRTIs if three active drugs available

Significant health gains from faster switching to second-line ART in sub-Saharan Africa