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HIV/AIDS Clinical Care: Clinical Practice Guideline Watch

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Primary Care for HIV-Infected Patients — New IDSA Guidelines

The recommendations encompass both HIV-specific care and overall health maintenance.

Perinatal and Neonatal Antiretroviral Use — Updated Guidelines

The guidelines include new background information but no new clinical recommendations.

Another Call for Routine HIV Screening

The American College of Physicians adds its support to a policy of HIV testing for all adolescents and adults, regardless of perceived risk.

Newest DHHS Guidelines Shuffle HIV Drug Rankings

Ritonavir-boosted darunavir is now a "preferred" component of initial regimens, and abacavir/3TC is only an "alternative."

Updated Guidelines for Pediatric Antiretroviral Use

In July 2008, the Working Group on Antiretroviral Therapy and Medical Management of HIV-Infected Children updated its recommendations for initial treatment regimens. The full text . . .

Preventing and Treating HIV-Related OIs — Updated Guidelines

The new guidelines are an excellent, comprehensive resource for all HIV clinicians.

Perinatal and Neonatal Antiretroviral Use — Updated Guidelines

The guidelines include new tables detailing appropriate dosing in HIV-infected pregnant women and in infants.

Antiretroviral Drug Resistance Testing — Updated Guidelines from the IAS–USA

The latest guidelines include updated information on resistance to both old and new drugs and provide specific recommendations for the clinical application of resistance testing.

Prioritizing Antiretrovirals for Second-Line Therapy in Resource-Limited Countries

The WHO provides additional guidance for the selection of second-line regimens.

Updated CDC Guidelines for Treating HIV-Related TB

The new guidelines focus on common drug–drug interactions between antiretrovirals and rifamycins.

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