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8. Research Needs of People Living with HIV

As we understand more about the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), the evolution of infection, and how clinical management affects patients, new issues arise around treatment interventions and quality of life. It is therefore important for scientists and researchers to examine the new questions and challenges that surface for people living with HIV. Research initiatives must explore the following subjects: side effects and chronic conditions caused by long term use of antiretrovirals, drug resistance and viral mutations, adherence and treatment interruption, primary infection and transmission risk, and body mass and physiological changes. AIDS Action will work with its members, Congress, the Administration, coalition partners, and the private sector, to support the expansion of research efforts dedicated to examining these and other long-term health issues and the related needs of people living with HIV. [back to introduction]


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