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Want to know if you're likely to succeed on a protease inhibitor'based regimen but scared to death of needles? Have your doctor take a look at your hair instead of your blood. A study in the February 20 issue of the journal AIDS shows that antiretroviral concentrations in one's hair is a strong reflection of medication levels in the body over weeks to months. Higher hair-based drug levels were linked with better long-term viral suppression, the researchers said.
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