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April 24, 2018

Podcast: Special Considerations in HIV Management

A panel of experts in infectious disease and managed care to discuss management of HIV, including the need for individualized care and the role for newer treatments options.

At the beginning of the year, The American Journal of Managed Care^® convened a panel of experts in infectious disease and managed care to discuss management of HIV, including the need for individualized care and the role for newer treatments options. Here, we provide some of that conversation.

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