Clinicians & Providers

• Antiretroviral switching strategies to treat HIV improve survival and are cost-effective in resource-limited countries
• HIV patients are at risk for being prescribed wrong drug combinations
• HIV patients with psychiatric disorders are less likely to discontinue HAART
• Youth with HIV/AIDS and conduct disorder are less likely to use or adhere to antiretroviral therapy

Policymaker Resources

• Antiretroviral switching strategies to treat HIV improve survival and are cost-effective in resource-limited countries

Research Activities Newsletter Articles

September 1 2012 20120901

Despite more widespread prescribing of antiretroviral therapy for HIV infection, disparities remain

August 1 2011 20110801

The likelihood of bacterial blood infections among patients with HIV has risen slightly in recent years

December 1 2010 20101201

Antiretroviral switching strategies to treat HIV improve survival and are cost-effective in resource-limited countries

July 1 2010 20100701

HIV patients are at risk for being prescribed wrong drug combinations

April 1 2010 20100401

HIV patients with psychiatric disorders are less likely to discontinue HAART

February 1 2010 20100201

Youth with HIV/AIDS and conduct disorder are less likely to use or adhere to antiretroviral therapy

Other News & Events

• Antiretroviral switching strategies to treat HIV improve survival and are cost-effective in resource-limited countries
• Despite more widespread prescribing of antiretroviral therapy for HIV infection, disparities remain
• HIV patients are at risk for being prescribed wrong drug combinations
• HIV patients with psychiatric disorders are less likely to discontinue HAART
• The likelihood of bacterial blood infections among patients with HIV has risen slightly in recent years
• Youth with HIV/AIDS and conduct disorder are less likely to use or adhere to antiretroviral therapy