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Healthcare professionals and thought leaders share their knowledge and insights on an array of infectious disease topics
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Cidara Cloudbreak and Antiviral Conjugates
Leslie Tari, PhD, discusses Cidara Therapeutics' Cloudbreak antiviral initiatives.
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HIV Treatment: Initiation, Adherence, and Accessibility
The panelists partake in a conversation on the importance of rapid treatment initiation, the difficulties of adherence, and accessibility.
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Measles: Overcoming Vaccination Hesitancy
Following their analysis of vaccination aversion, experts expand on how health care professionals can educate patients and ensure vaccination.
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How Does Hormonal Contraception Affect a Woman's HIV Risk?
Melanie Nicol, PharmD, PhD, explores how DMPA hormonal contraception affects women's HIV risk.
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What Do Long-Acting Injectables Offer Patients With HIV?
Brian Woodfall, MD
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discusses how long-acting injectables offer a new treatment option for patients with HIV in terms of long-term therapy.
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DISCOVER Study Showing TAF/FTC Noninferiority Is 'Encouraging'
Paul Sax, MD, names the DISCOVER study as one of the highlights of CROI 2019.
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HIV Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis Therapy
Panelists discuss the effectiveness of pre-exposure prophylaxis therapy for HIV prevention.
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Measles: Addressing Aversion to Vaccination
Key opinion leaders address faulty reasoning behind vaccination aversion, for measles or otherwise, given trends in the disease-prevention paradigm.
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