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Crofelemer Is Approved for Noninfectious Diarrhea in HIV-Infected Patients

For certain patients, this botanical drug may provide a welcome new option.

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.

Tenofovir/FTC Approved for PrEP . . .

. . . but issues remain regarding implementation.

Boceprevir Interacts with Boosted HIV Protease Inhibitors

The interaction could reduce the effectiveness of both drugs.

Should Efavirenz Be Dosed Higher When Coadministered with Rifampin?

The FDA recommends a dosage increase in patients weighing ≥50 kg, but data on the interaction between these drugs are inconsistent.

Tenofovir/FTC/Rilpivirine: A New One-Pill, Once-Daily Option for HIV Treatment

The fixed-dose combination was just approved by the FDA for use in treatment-naive HIV-infected individuals.

Rilpivirine

On May 20, 2011, the FDA approved rilpivirine (Edurant), a second-generation nonnucleoside reverse transcriptase inhibitor dosed as a single pill daily, for use in treatment-naive . . .

Once-Daily Nevirapine Approved by the FDA

A once-daily, 400-mg extended-release tablet is now available.

New Formulation of Etravirine; Label Changes for Darunavir and d4T

Etravirine is now available in a 200-mg tablet, darunavir is approved for once-daily dosing in some treatment-experienced patients, and the d4T label no longer calls for dose reduction to prevent toxicity.

Tesamorelin Approved for the Treatment of HIV-Related Visceral Adiposity

The drug's approval is welcome but raises a host of questions.

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