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TREATMENT TOPICS

To learn more about each of the HIV meds that U.S. guidelines list as potential first-line drugs, browse this page or pick from the list below:

Is a Decreasing CD4 Count Reason to Switch Meds?

Benjamin Young, M.D., Ph.D., responds.

My Meds Are Messing With My Mind

Keith Henry, M.D., responds.

How Much Can My CD4 Recover?

Mark Holodniy, M.D., responds.

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17 Top Questions About Starting HIV Treatment

Get clear answers to the common questions when you are considering starting treatment after an HIV diagnosis.

Keeping an HIV Treatment History

Any treatment choice for your future care is closely linked to your previous treatment history. Keeping your own records helps you work with providers to get the best care possible, even if you're just starting treatment.

Getting HIV Drugs in the U.S.

Learn about many options for getting HIV drugs in the U.S.: private insurers, ACA marketplaces, ADAP, Medicaid, Medicare, and more.

What's the Next Game-Changer in HIV Treatment?

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Updated 48-Week Long-Acting Injectable Treatment Results

Zero Linked HIV Transmissions in Study on Condomless Sex With Undetectable Viral Load

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