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Quarterly Briefs on the Treatment for Early Lung Cancer: A Current Expert Analysis on Important Clinical Decisions is a video commentary discussing the latest study results, conference data and publications in targeted therapy and immunotherapy from the previous 3 months. The activity will be supported by downloadable slides that have the key discussion/teaching points.

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Patient Perspectives in HIV: A CE Podcast Series is an accredited continuing education series of podcasts as downloadable audio files (MP3). These podcasts will be recorded and made available throughout the year.

In this series of podcasts, the content faculty and one of their patients will discuss considerations and challenges in the prevention and treatment of HIV. Topics covered will include patient concerns, benefits and risks of antiretroviral therapy, and how patients have handled challenges in their HIV management.

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Advances in HIV research often unfold rapidly. In order to deliver state-of-the-art care, healthcare providers who manage this patient population must stay abreast of data emerging from the major conferences.

These educational Clinical Clips will spotlight the latest advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV and related comorbidities with a series of ‘what you need to know’ videos from data presented from the 12th IAS Conference on HIV Science.

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New frontiers for HIV therapy continue to be explored, as underscored by the clinical development and use of new agents, changing regimen strategies and development of long-acting novel agents. This expanding era of simplified and effective HIV therapy presents physicians with many new opportunities and challenges for providing care. To deliver state-of-the-art HIV prevention and care, healthcare providers must stay informed regularly of new clinical data and treatment recommendations in HIV.

This educational Quarterly Brief, covering HIV data from January through March of 2023, will discuss the most clinically relevant information regarding HIV/STI Prevention, General Health and ART, ART Switch Studies, and Investigational ART and Mpox.

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The Simply Speaking HIV Prevention lecture series includes a curriculum that highlights the very latest clinical data utilizing a PowerPoint slide presentation developed and approved by key expert physicians and further reviewed and approved by the Planning Committee.

Adolescents are disproportionately affected by HIV, accounting for approximately 1 in 5 new HIV infection in the United States. The expanded options for pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) in adolescents provides clinicians with additional, effective tools to further reduce the risk of HIV transmission in this group. Once diagnosed, youth with HIV are the least likely out of any age group to be linked to care and achieve viral suppression once on ART.

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The Simply Speaking HIV Prevention lecture series includes a curriculum that highlights the very latest clinical data utilizing a PowerPoint slide presentation developed and approved by key expert physicians and further reviewed and approved by the Planning Committee. The slides will be continuously evaluated and updated for current relevance.

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We are pleased to have recently held the Optimal Management of HIV Disease & Hepatitis: Clinical Conference XXXI (OPMAN). The conference took place March 18-19, 2023, in Orlando, Florida with 15 leading clinicians and researchers presenting an array of topics covering HIV disease and liver disease. The presentations offered a unique distillation of clinically focused data tailored for practicing HIV and hepatitis healthcare professionals.

These accredited enduring video archives of OPMAN XXXI provide access to each day of the conference, including clinical presentations, interactive case discussions, and panel discussions addressing audience questions. CME/CE credit is provided separately by section so you can participate in only those sections of interest to you. We hope you enjoy this activity.

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The Simply Speaking HIV Prevention lecture series includes a curriculum that highlights the very latest clinical data utilizing a PowerPoint slide presentation developed and approved by key expert physicians and further reviewed and approved by the Planning Committee.

One key strategy for ending the HIV epidemic in the United States is the rapid and large scale-up of pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) provision by clinicians providing health care to HIV-uninfected persons at risk for HIV acquisition. Current recommendations encourage informing all sexually active adults and adolescents about PrEP, as well as offering PrEP to those at substantial risk of HIV acquisition. This activity will discuss the impact of PrEP on ending the HIV epidemic, benefits and limitations of new and future PrEP options, and strategies to improve sustainable implementation of PrEP.

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Advances in HIV research often unfold rapidly. In order to deliver state-of-the-art care, healthcare providers who manage this patient population must stay abreast of data emerging from the major conferences.

These educational Clinical Clips will spotlight the latest advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV and related comorbidities with a series of ‘what you need to know’ videos from data presented from the 2023 Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections.

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New frontiers for HIV therapy continue to be explored, as underscored by the clinical development and use of new agents, changing regimen strategies and development of long-acting novel agents. This expanding era of simplified and effective HIV therapy presents physicians with many new opportunities and challenges for providing care. To deliver state-of-the-art HIV prevention and care, healthcare providers must stay informed regularly of new clinical data and treatment recommendations in HIV.

This educational Quarterly Brief, covering HIV data from October through December of 2022 will discuss the most clinically relevant information regarding Long-Acting ART, General ART Studies, Cancer and Coinfections and Mpox and HIV.

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Patient Perspectives in HIV: A CE Podcast Series is an accredited continuing education series of podcasts as downloadable audio files (MP3). These podcasts will be recorded and made available throughout the year.

In this series of podcasts, the content faculty and one of their patients will discuss considerations and challenges in the prevention and treatment of HIV. Topics covered will include patient concerns, benefits and risks of antiretroviral therapy, and how patients have handled challenges in their HIV management.

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One of the key targets towards ending the HIV epidemic in the United States is prescribing pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP). It provides safe and robust protection against HIV infection in a diversity of populations at risk. Current recommendations encourage informing all sexually active adults and adolescents about PrEP, as well as offering PrEP to those at substantial risk of HIV acquisition.

Learning from Success will highlight lessons learned from an innovative HIV clinic on their successful strategies for PrEP engagement as well as providing oral and long-term injectable PrEP to those at risk for HIV.

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Advances in HIV research often unfold rapidly. In order to deliver state-of-the-art care, healthcare providers who manage this patient population must stay abreast of data emerging from the major conferences.

These educational Clinical Clips will spotlight the latest advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV and related comorbidities with a series of ‘what you need to know’ videos from data presented from HIV Drug Therapy, Glasgow 2022.

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Advances in HIV research often unfold rapidly. In order to deliver state-of-the-art care, healthcare providers who manage this patient population must stay abreast of data emerging from the major conferences.

These educational Clinical Clips will spotlight the latest advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV and related comorbidities with a video of ‘what you need to know’ from data presented during IDWeek 2022.

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New frontiers for HIV therapy continue to be explored, as underscored by the clinical development and use of new agents, changing regimen strategies and development of long-acting novel agents. This expanding era of simplified and effective HIV therapy presents physicians with many new opportunities and challenges for providing care. To deliver state-of-the-art HIV prevention and care, healthcare providers must stay informed regularly of new clinical data and treatment recommendations in HIV.

This educational Quarterly Brief, covering HIV data from July through September of 2022 will discuss the most clinically relevant information regarding HIV Cure and Treatment, ART and Pregnancy and Coinfections and Non-ART.

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The expansion of PrEP provision could help to stem the number of new HIV infections globally. Studies are underway to optimize their tolerability with novel regimens and methods of delivery in the hope that persons with diverse patterns of sexual risk and personal preferences will find chemoprophylaxis to be acceptable and beneficial. However, in addition to antiretroviral regimen tolerability and efficacy, there are clearly social and behavioral factors that impact adherence to medications and associated clinical monitoring, which remain suboptimal in some populations; developing interventions to support adherence to chemoprophylaxis will be essential.

In this episode of Conversations in HIV, the faculty engages in a thought-provoking discussion identifying strategies to facilitate successful and sustainable implementation of PrEP for specific patients to include a MSM and IDU at Risk for HIV, Cisgender Woman Without HIV and MSM with Multiple Comorbidities.

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This accredited continuing education webcast archive was presented by HIV specialists who practice in the southern United States. Geographically appropriate topics and practical strategies for cisgender women such as ending the HIV epidemic, HIV/STI screening, and HIV prevention/treatment considerations are discussed.

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Currently the South is the epicenter of the HIV epidemic in the United States. It experiences the greatest burden of HIV and deaths, and improvement is needed in providing HIV prevention services and care. Closing these gaps is essential to the health of people in the region and meeting the national goal of ending the HIV epidemic.

These accredited continuing education webcasts will be presented by HIV specialists who practice in the Southern United States. Geographically appropriate topics and practical strategies such as Adolescence, Sexual and Gender Minorities and Cisgender Women populations will be discussed.

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This accredited continuing education webcast archive was presented by HIV specialists who practice in the southern United States. Geographically appropriate topics and practical strategies within sexual and gender minorities such as ending the HIV epidemic, HIV/STI screening, and HIV prevention/treatment considerations are discussed.

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Advances in HIV research often unfold rapidly. In order to deliver state-of-the-art care, healthcare providers who manage this patient population must stay abreast of data emerging from the major conferences.

These educational Clinical Clips will spotlight the latest advances in the treatment and prevention of HIV and related comorbidities with a series of ‘what you need to know’ videos from data presented during the 24th International AIDS Conference.

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New frontiers for HIV therapy continue to be explored, as underscored by the clinical development and use of new agents, changing regimen strategies and development of long-acting novel agents. This expanding era of simplified and effective HIV therapy presents physicians with many new opportunities and challenges for providing care. To deliver state-of-the-art HIV prevention and care, healthcare providers must stay informed regularly of new clinical data and treatment recommendations in HIV.

This educational Quarterly Brief, covering HIV data from April through June of 2022 will discuss the most clinically relevant information regarding HIV Epidemiology and Prevention, Treatment-Experienced Patients and Pregnancy and Non-ART.

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Recognizing and discussing significant developments and strategies in ART places healthcare professionals at the forefront of HIV care. In addition, new frontiers for HIV therapy continue to be explored, as underscored by the clinical development of long-acting regimens and first-in-class antiretroviral agents.

This activity will provide a discussion-based format, from an innovative HIV clinic, to discuss the advantages and limitations of current ART, the implementation of new ART classes/formulations, and the impact new drugs/formulations have on ART management.

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Learning from Success highlights key, successful strategies to incorporating new ART treatment and prevention options successfully into practice. This discussion based, video presentation will take you directly inside innovative and proven clinics that are involved in providing cutting-edge care to patients with HIV. The first video will focus on an innovative treatment clinic to discuss HIV treatment strategies; the second will focus on a clinic that spearheads HIV prevention services. Several care providers at each clinic will be interviewed and discuss scenarios on how to successfully incorporate new strategies and options for the prevention and treatment of HIV.

Please click on your preferred topic to view each series of episodes. Each activity’s duration will be approximately one hour total. Each one-hour video will be broken into shorter chapters for easier viewing. Video and audio-only files as well as PowerPoint slides are available for downloading.

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This program will use a case-based format that incorporates the patient voice to discuss patient treatment concerns, translatability of recent study results to clinical practice, and management strategies to improve patient outcomes.

As our understanding of HIV and HIV therapy progress, so do our management approaches. Learning about concerns/barriers that patients with HIV face can lead to improved individualized outcomes as well as place the healthcare professional at the forefront of HIV care.