5 Topic Commentaries

Single- and multi-tablet HIV regimens go head-to-head

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  David R. Bangsberg, MD, MPH

  Infectious Diseases, HIV Medicine

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  University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) and San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center

  The development of one pill, once a day, to treat HIV is a very important advancement,

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  Joyce L. Jones, MD, MS

  Infectious Diseases, HIV Medicine

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  Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine

  A vast majority of people can achieve that sustained, suppressed viral load with one pill, once a day,

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  Stacey A. Rizza, MD

  Infectious Diseases, HIV Medicine

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  Mayo Clinic

  the majority of my patients with HIV now taking a single pill a day that's extremely well-tolerated and completely suppresses their virus

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  Paul E. Sax, MD

  Infectious Diseases, HIV Medicine

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  Brigham and Women’s Hospital and Harvard Medical School

  If giving one pill rather than two is most important, then go with bictegravir/TAF/FTC.

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  Adam Spivak, MD

  Infectious Diseases, HIV Medicine

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  University of Utah School of Medicine

  And we are now to the point where we have four or five first-line regimens that are one pill, once a day.

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