Print this page • Back to Web version of article By Nelson Vergel, B.S.Ch.E., M.B.A. May 3, 2011 “Only patients who do not take their medications as prescribed have multidrug resistance.” “Deep salvage patients no longer exist. The ones in that situation are already dead or have responded to the latest HIV antiretrovirals.” “Even if we give …
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October / November 2010 At the End of Your Rope? by Tim Murphy Ironically, the success of today’s antiretroviral treatments has hindered the development of new options for longtime survivors with drug-resistant HIV. Chad Kenney, 56, was always aggressive when it came to his HIV treatment. Shortly after his 1987 diagnosis, the Denver native started …
What am I going to do now, Nelson? Aug 6, 2010 Hi Nelson, I hope all is well. Last year you told me about the trial with ibalizumab at ACRIA and I received the meds for about 1 year. In the beginning of thet trial the virus became undectadable but then it started to go …
