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Plus155 July/Aug: The Treatment Issue & Activist Mark S. King
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Plus155 July/Aug: The Treatment Issue & Activist Mark S. King

In this issue, we bring you all the latest info about HIV treatment and prevention, and celebrate author and longtime HIV activist Mark S. King.

2023 Treatment Guide: Dealing With HIV Med Side Effects?
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2023 Treatment Guide: Dealing With HIV Med Side Effects?

Here's what you need to know about the most common HIV drug side effects, and what you can do about them.
2023 Treatment Guide: Is it Time to Change Your HIV Regimen?
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2023 Treatment Guide: Is it Time to Change Your HIV Regimen?

Updating your HIV treatment could open up a whole new world. Here are 10 reasons to consider switching things up.

2023 Treatment Guide: HIV Drug Classes
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2023 Treatment Guide: HIV Drug Classes

Learn about how the different HIV drug classes control the virus in distinct ways.

Plus Magazine's 2023 HIV Treatment Guide
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Plus Magazine's 2023 HIV Treatment Guide

Our breakdown of the most commonly prescribed, FDA-approved medications for the treatment (and prevention) of HIV.

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Our 9th Annual HIV Treatment Guide

The most commonly-prescribed medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and its related conditions.

Gracie Cartier
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Plus 143 July Aug. Issue: Gracie Cartier's Evolution, Treatment Guide

The latest issue of Plus includes talk show host, model, and celeb hairstylist Cartier, along with our ninth Treatment Guide.

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How Do Injectable HIV Drugs Work?

This long-acting HIV treatment is the wave of the future, even for those who hate needles.

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8 Resources for Getting HIV Meds and Services Online

Social distancing has complicated everything for people living with HIV, but there are online options to keep you connected to care.
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2018: Our 6th Annual HIV Treatment Guide

For 2018, Plus has shaken things up, focusing our guide on the information you are most likely looking for. Here are the most common medications approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and opportunistic infections.

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Our 5th Annual HIV Treatment Guide

Our most up-to-date and comprehensive look at the medications approved by the Food And Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and related conditions.

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How Drugs Make It From The Lab to Your Medicine Cabinet

Here's an easy to understand tour of the complex process of pharmacology.
HIV-Positive People With Blood Clots Require No Difference in Warfarin Dosing
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HIV-Positive People 10 Times More Likely to Get Thrombosis

They're more susceptible to an intense blood clot in the vein, but that doesn't mean more drugs are needed. 

New Drug Interactions with Stribild and Tybost
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Corticosteroids Can Cause Stribild and Tybost Drug Resistance

FDA updates prescribing information on two HIV meds after corticosteroids are shown to reduce effectiveness and increase drug resistance.

New Implants Show Promise in Treating Type 1 Diabetes
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New Implants Show Promise in Treating Type 1 Diabetes

The future of diabetes treatment is looking invasive in the best way possible. 

ALEC BALDWIN
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Alec Baldwin Opens Up About Having Lyme Disease

It got so bad he once thought he was going to die alone in his bed. 

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2016 Complete HIV Treatment Guide

Plus offers a comprehensive look at the medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and opportunistic infections as well as a state-by-state map of drug assistance programs plus info on complementary therapies and drug trials, all in a downloadable form.
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2015 Complete HIV Treatment Guide

Plus offers a comprehensive look at the medications approved by the Food and Drug Administration for the treatment of HIV and opportunistic infections as well as a state-by-state map of drug assistance programs plus info on complementary therapies and drug trials, all in a downloadable form.