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Experts on HIV offer insights into switching therapies for patients with a history of resistance, highlighting ways to simplify and optimize treatment.

Switching Therapies for Patients with HIV and History of Resistance

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Which tests do you order to test for resistance?

How does your approach differ with a patient who is on their first regimen vs. someone who’s on later lines of treatment?

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