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The Drug-Resistant Gonorrhea: How Much of a Threat?

Take our poll in the HIV and ID Observations blog.

DHHS Guidelines Add Tenofovir/FTC/Elvitegravir/Cobicistat as an Alternative Regimen for First-Line HIV Treatment

Tenofovir/FTC/elvitegravir/cobicistat is the first single-tablet antiretroviral regimen that includes an HIV integrase inhibitor rather than targeting reverse transcriptase alone.

It's Time to Dump the HIV Western Blot

Dr. Paul Sax makes the case in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

FDA Approves Quad for Initial HIV Treatment

Coformulated tenofovir/FTC/elvitegravir/cobicistat is now the third fixed-dose, once-daily antiretroviral regimen approved for treatment-naive HIV-infected patients.

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Initiation of antiretroviral therapy in HIV-infected adults at CD4 counts >350 cells/mm3 significantly reduced the incidence of clinical events and is cost-effective, according to two analyses presented at AIDS 2012.

The Cascade of HIV Care in the U.S.

Only 25% of HIV-infected people in the U.S. achieve virologic suppression, and that number is even lower for racial/ethnic minorities, according to data presented at AIDS 2012.

Interim Guidelines for Using PrEP in Heterosexuals

Recommendations are similar to those for men who have sex with men but include frequent pregnancy tests for women.

"Quad" Approved by FDA

Dr. Paul Sax offers his insights on the new 4-in-1 pill for HIV treatment in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

Early Syphilis May Greatly Increase HIV Viral Load

Syphilis infection was associated with a transient dip in CD4-cell count and a significant increase in HIV viral load, regardless of HIV treatment status.

Cervical Cancer Screening in HIV-Positive Women

Risk for cervical dysplasia in HPV-negative women is low, regardless of HIV status.

ART Adherence Lower Among Blacks Than Whites

The association persisted even after adjustment for demographics, depression, and substance use.

Using HIV Genotypes to Identify HIV Transmission Networks

About a quarter of HIV <$EMPH_O>pol<$EMPH_C> sequences were clustered in this study of 3700 HIV-infected patients from across the U.S.

Waking Up HIV

Vorinostat triggers HIV expression in latently infected cells from patients on antiretroviral therapy, which may be a necessary first step toward eradicating the infection.

The HIV Epidemic in U.S. Immigrants

Infected individuals born outside the U.S. were more likely to be female and to report heterosexual acquisition than those born in the U.S.

Really Rapid Review — 2012 International AIDS Conference, Washington, D.C.

Dr. Paul Sax offers a quick but comprehensive take on the meeting in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

HIV Screening and Testing: Are We Following Recommendations?

A minority of OB/GYNs report recommending HIV testing for all their nonpregnant patients, despite American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists guidelines that support the practice.

Sexually Transmitted Diseases: Office-Based Screening and Diagnostic Tests

Recent advances have broadened and strengthened the available STD tests.

STDs: Practice Prevention and Get Tested

When and where to seek testing and what to expect.

Hormonal Contraception and HIV: CDC Affirms Recommendations

Women with or at high risk for HIV infection can continue to use all hormonal contraceptive methods without restriction.

New IAS–USA Guidelines Confirm Commitment to Universal HIV Treatment

Benefits are assumed to outweigh risks at all stages of HIV infection.

Tenofovir/FTC Approved for PrEP . . .

. . . but issues remain regarding implementation.

Is Subclinical Pelvic Inflammatory Disease a Significant Cause of Infertility?

Study data indicate that the answer is yes.

PrEP in Heterosexual Adults: Mixed Results

A trio of studies on pre-exposure prophylaxis demonstrates proof-of-principle in heterosexual populations but highlights the need for more data from women.

Home HIV Test Big News — But Why? And What Impact Will It Have?

Dr. Paul Sax offers some perspective in his blog HIV and ID Observations.

HIV Testing in the U.S.: Good News and Bad

Some infections are diagnosed promptly, but most are not.

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