Treatment and medical care

With proper treatment and care, people with HIV can live long and healthy lives and reduce HIV transmission. HIV treatment is highly effective and starting as soon as possible after diagnosis is recommended. Side effects are usually mild. Adherence reduces the risk of drug resistance and treatment failure.

See also: HIV medications

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What factors impact HIV prevention and care for Black gay, bisexual and other men who have sex with men in Canada?

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Guidelines for the use of antiretroviral agents in adults and adolescents with HIV

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Truths and Reconciliation: Peer navigation in Indigenous contexts Part 2.3 (Reconciliation): Reawakening the spirit of peer

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Pharmacist-driven rapid initiation of HIV treatment

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Peers4Wellness

Truths and Reconciliation: Peer navigation in Indigenous contexts Part 2.2 (Reconciliation): Reawakening the spirit of peer

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Peers4Wellness

Truths and Reconciliation: Peer navigation in Indigenous contexts Part 2.1 (Reconciliation): Poisoning the spirit of peer

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A linkage to care program to enhance the engagement of people living with HIV

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Increased risk of death in Canadian study of people who fall out of care for HIV and hepatitis C

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N6LS – a new super antibody

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GS-1720 – a new integrase inhibitor taken once weekly

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Super antibodies – bear in mind

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MK-8527 – a new translocation inhibitor