For some patients with HIV, opioid use is the only way to reduce their chronic pain. In your experience, what factors contribute to your patients’ chronic pain or opioid use?
A recent study evaluated clinical and viro-immunological data of patients with HIV who presented with COVID-19 to determine whether the risk of COVID-19 is increased among this population. Have you noticed...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommend routine HIV screening for all pregnant women in the United States. For infants who are HIV-positive, though, which test do you prefer to use to make...
The first ART for HIV/AIDS was monotherapy with zidovudine in 1987. Since then, advancements in ART have improved our understanding of complex pharmacological issues. Do you think monotherapy is still a...
Pregnant women with HIV are at increased risk for tuberculosis infection. When do you think these patients should begin treatment for latent tuberculosis infection? Submit your feedback to let us know. ...
Creating an initial drug regimen for patients with recently diagnosed HIV can be difficult, and using dual-drug therapy as initial antiretroviral therapy may be controversial. Do you think dual-drug therapy...
