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An expert on HIV provides clinical insights on the rationale for switching therapies and ways to educate patients on treatment decisions.

Switching Therapies in HIV

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What are the rapid start guideline recommendations for a patient taking injectable cabotegravir PrEP?

When you initiate one of these guidelines recommended therapies, how often do you need to change that regimen based on laboratory results?

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