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The Role of Laboratory Assays in the Management of HIV

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Date: Monday, March 17, 2070

Author: Baxter, John D., MD
Professor of Medicine, Division of Infectious Diseases RobertWood Johnson Medical School and Cooper University Hospital
Camden, NJ
  
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Description: John Baxter, MD, of Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Cooper University Hospital in Newark, NJ, discusses the role of laboratory testing in the diagnosis and treatment of HIV infection. Topics include current guidelines for initiation of retroviral therapy, how HIV-1 drug resistance occurs and its clinical consequences, differences between genotypic and phenotypic drug resistance testing, and the clinical utility of HIV-1 tropism assays.

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