Clinical Guidelines for Hiv Treatment

Description

HIV medications can aid in lowering viral loads, preventing infections, and improving quality of life. They can lower the risk of HIV transmission, but if misused, they can also spread the disease. They do not treat HIV. This is a current reference work on clinical care for HIV/AIDS. Every area of clinical care and proficiency is covered in detail in this book, including epidemiology and preventive medicine, basic science, clinical management, social, economic, and population variables, as well as clinical research. It provides comprehensive treatment information and recommendations for minimizing co-infections and co-morbidities. It is appropriate for doctors and a broad range of non-physician health workers, including nurses, pharmacists, dentists, and staff members who work outside clinical settings. The current book aims to provide a comprehensive body of study material that will enable students, researchers, and medical professionals to quickly comprehend the findings of modern HIV medicine research. Well-known experts wrote the chapters with eye-catching illustrations to make it easy to understand and remember important information. Both scientists and students will benefit from this book.