HIV continues to be associated with significant morbidity and mortality in the United States, with approximately 1.2 million Americans currently living with HIV and 56,000 new cases reported annually. Insights from leading experts in the field of HIV research and clinical management will provide an opportunity for HIV health care providers to learn more about this disease and to develop and implement comprehensive strategies to improve outcomes for patients with HIV. Presented in an engaging interactive forum, this program will provide an opportunity for health care providers to learn about a variety of important topics in HIV – current demographics of HIV and special issues related to HIV testing and treatment; earlier initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ART) and its potential risks/benefits; the incorporation of novel HIV agents into the current treatment armamentarium to ensure long-term efficacy and disease management; and critical factors for the aging patient with HIV and how these factors may be addressed.
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