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Virologic
Response / Virologic Control / Virologic Suppression Most
Patients with Highly Drug-resistant HIV Treated with an Incompletely Suppressive
Regimen Maintain Durable Immunological and Virological Responses despite
Acquiring New Resistant Mutations -
10/05/07
Week
8 Response Predicts Week 48 Virological
Response to
Tipranavir/ritonavir in the RESIST Studies - 8/28/07
After
4 Years of Viral Suppression with HAART, HIV Rebound Rates in Patients
with Multiple Prior Treatment Failures Resemble Those in Individuals with No Prior
Failure - 7/07/07
HIV
Suppression with HAART Preserves Cognitive Function in Patients with AIDS
- 6/19/07
Most
Patients on Lopinavir/Ritonavir-based HAART Achieve Complete Virologic Suppression
with Adherence Rates Less Than 95%
- 6/01/07
Switching
from PIs to Nevirapine Usually Safe and Maintains Virological Suppression
12/05/06
Tenofovir
+ Efavirenz vs Tenofovir + Efavirenz + 3TC: The COOL Trial
10/06/06
Increased
Clinical Events in Patients with Virological Suppression but Persistent CD4 Count
below 200 Cells/mm3
9/29/06
Continued
HIV Suppression after Regimen Simplification with Atazanavir Monotherapy
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9/01/06 Atazanavir with or without Ritonavir Shows High Rate
of Virologic Response - 3/17/06
Early
Virologic Non Response to Tenofovir, Abacavir and Lamivudine -
11/30/05
Lopinavir/Ritonavir
as Monotherapy for Maintenance of HIV Viral Suppression: 48-Week Results
- 10/28/05
Discordant
Immunologic and Virologic Responses to HAART Are Associated with Increased
Risk of Death and Poor Adherence to Therapy - 11/02/05 Is There
a Future for Structured Treatment Interruption in HIV Patients Failing on HAART?
- 9/28/05 Durable
Virological Suppression Improves Survival in Neurocognitively Impaired
Patients on HAART - 9/28/05 Switching
from a Protease Inhibitor (PI) to Nevirapine Is as Effective as Continuing with
PI for Viral Suppression and Improves Lipodystrophy - 9/23/05 A
Pilot Study of Lopinavir/ritonavir Maintenance Monotherapy after Successful Viral
Suppression with Standard HAART - 3/30/05
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