Living with HIV often involves ongoing healthcare rather than short term treatment. Antiretroviral therapy, commonly called ART, uses a combination of medicines to control HIV. When taken consistently as . . .
HIV treatment has transformed HIV from a life threatening condition into a manageable chronic condition for many people. Antiretroviral therapy works by preventing HIV from multiplying and helps the . . .
HIV viral load monitoring provides valuable information about how effectively antiretroviral therapy is controlling HIV. Viral load describes the amount of HIV genetic material found in a person’s blood. . . .
HIV treatment has changed significantly with the development of effective antiretroviral therapy. The main aim of treatment is to suppress HIV replication, protect the immune system, improve long term . . .
Living with HIV often involves taking antiretroviral therapy consistently to keep the virus suppressed and protect the immune system. Although modern HIV medicines are highly effective, resistance can sometimes . . .
HIV treatment has become highly effective, but selecting and maintaining an appropriate antiretroviral therapy regimen requires careful clinical assessment. Drug resistance can occur when HIV changes in . . .