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This activity is intended to enhance knowledge and competence in the contemporary management of ART-related metabolic complications to improve long-term outcomes in HIV-infected patients.

Chairperson: Kathleen Squires, MD
Thomas Jefferson University

On completion of this activity, participants should be able to:

  • Identify two major metabolic complications associated with HIV therapy
  • Describe the pathogenic mechanisms involved in these complications
  • Define strategies to manage metabolic complications of HIV therapy

DIME designates this educational activity for a maximum of 1.25 AMA PRA Category 1 Credit(s) TM. There is no fee for participation in this activity.

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This educational activity has been designed to address the considerations involved in choosing an initial regimen for starting a patient on ARV therapy, preventing and managing metabolic changes, increasing adherence, and preventing viral resistance

Activity Chairperson
Paul E. Sax, MD

  • Comprehensive slide presentation
  • Panel discussion with leading experts
  • Printable monograph
  • On-the-spot CME credit
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IAPAC monthly Sept07

2007 ARV Drug Guide


IAPAC monthly Sept07

IAPAC+ Fall 2007


IAPAC monthly Sept07

IAPAC+ Summer 2007


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