Mending a broken HAART: a report from the 2nd International Workshop on Salvage Therapy.

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Mending a broken HAART: a report from the 2nd International Workshop on Salvage Therapy.

The Hopkins HIV report : a bimonthly newsletter for healthcare providers - 1 Jul 1999

Lucas G M

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Data from a study at the Johns Hopkins HIV clinic shows that 63 percent of patients taking their first combination regimen containing a protease inhibitor (PI) fail to suppress their HIV levels below 500 c/ml at the one year mark in treatment. The subject of the 2nd International Workshop on Salvage Therapy was how to best treat these patients afterwards. One researcher described salvage therapy as "mayhem." He...

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