Therapeutic Strategies for Antiretroviral Treatment Experienced Patients: A Case Based Approach

This program, sponsored for CME credit by Rush University Medical Center entitled: "Therapeutic Strategies for Antiretroviral Treatment Experienced Patients" is available for clinicians interested in the clinical management of antiretroviral-experienced HIV patients. The information in this educational activity was planned and produced in accordance with ACCME Essentials. Issues surrounding the care of ARV treatment experienced patients will be presented in lecture, case-based presentation and group discussion formats by a distinguished faculty.

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Changing ARV Therapy in Patients with an Undetectable Viral Load: A Debate

This presidential-style debate, featuring 2 nationally known speakers and a local moderator, will explore whether to change or stay the course with ARV therapy in a patient with an HIV RNA <50 c/mL.

Debate includes a discussion of recent data, including those from the 15th CROI, which indicate the potential positive and negative effects of changing ARV therapy in a fully suppressed patient.

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Supported by an Unrestricted Educational Grant From Gilead Sciences
 

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