… to reduce transmission of HIV by lowering the concentration of HIV in the … , antiretroviral
therapy (ART) provided to an HIV-infected index case led to greatly reduced transmission of HIV …

… In many patients, combination antiretroviral therapy fails to … that the treated population with
drug-resistant HIV-1 infection is … the clinical management of these patients can be provided. …

… We aimed to investigate the role of P-glycoprotein in response to antiretroviral treatment
in a well characterised population of HIV-1-infected patients. To investigate possible …

… antiretroviral therapy has substantially reduced morbidity and mortality in HIV-1-infected
individuals since its introduction in 1996.1… immunodeficient patients showed that rates of AIDS or …

… -third of individuals receiving antiretroviral therapy will not … continuous suppression of
plasma HIV-1 RNA. Whether this … patients whose plasma HIV-1 RNA is durably suppressed by …

… human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1)—infected patients who initiated antiretroviral
therapy … deaths among 39,272 patients enrolled in 13 HIV-1 cohorts (154,667 person years of …

… pronounced reductions in plasma HIV-1 viral load and increases … of that in patients with
untreated HIV-1 infection, probably … , although some patients required anti-inflammatory drugs or …

… treatment for tuberculosis) with later ART (between 8 and 12 weeks after the initiation of
treatment for tuberculosis) in HIV-1 infected patients … the proportion of patients who survived and …

… from infected persons to … antiretroviral therapy (ART) in persons with HIV-1 infection reduces
the risk of sexual transmission of the virus. The multinational, randomized, controlled HIV …

… at least 100 patients with HIV-1 infection aged 16 years or older who had not previously
received antiretroviral treatment (treatment-naive) and who had started antiretroviral therapy with …