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ONLINE EXCLUSIVES

Ask the HIV specialist
The pain of mitochondrial toxicity.

No glove, no love
There’s a world of choices when it comes to condoms

Riding over stigma
How the Ride for AIDS Chicago raises consciousness as well as money

Drug interactions chart
A comprehensive chart of potential drug-drug interactions.

(Drug) class is in session
A look at the different drug classes, and how they work.

Report: State of Cure Research

A report summarizing the state of HIV cure research and identifying barriers to the search was issued by three activist groups.
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HANDY CHARTS

HIV drug chart
A handy, at-a-glance reference of the 34 HIV medications.

HIV patient assistance programs
Find help paying for your HIV medications.

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YOUR COMMENTS:

“Walgreens specialty pharmacy is especially good with finding drug interactions and has a greater understanding of HIV medications than any other pharmacy I’ve ever worked with.”

“My providers are knowledgeable, but they are too busy to take time to explain interactions and side effects, unless asked to do so. The same occurs with case managers, overloaded with many different tasks.”

“Six years on HIV medication and I do not believe my physician is competent regarding drug interactions. However, I have a great relationship with my pharmacist who always reviews current and new prescription drugs with me.”

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