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IDSA Recommendations for Preventing Human Papillomavirus Infections and Cervical Cancer Screening for Women with in HIV-AIDS Recommendations
HIV aged 21–29 should ... • Pap test should ... IDSA #Prevention #Treatment ... #management #opportunistic ... #pharmacology
Oral Antibiotics for Acne - Indicated for Moderate-to-Severe Acne First-Line Drug Class: Tetracyclines In the last
treatment which ... However, they should ... treatment. ... #Pharmacology # ... Management #Dermatology
IDSA Recommendations for Treating Cytomegalovirus Infections in HIV-AIDS Preventing CMV Disease: • CMV end-organ disease is best
end-organ disease is best ... CMV retinitis should ... should include ... #management #opportunistic ... #pharmacology
IDSA Recommendations for Treating Mycobacterium Tuberculosis Infection and Disease in HIV-AIDS Treating LTBI (to prevent TB disease) Indications:
(+) screening test ... a person with infectious ... should be initiated ... #management #opportunistic ... #pharmacology
IDSA Recommendations for Preventing and Managing Microsporidiosis in HIV-AIDS Preventing Chronic Microsporidiosis: • Because chronic microsporidiosis occurs
immunosuppressed should ... bieneusi: • The best ... treatment option ... #management #opportunistic ... #pharmacology
Management of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitor (ICI) Induced Cardiotoxicity Problem - Immune checkpoint inhibitors (ICIs) are associated with
initiation of steroids should ... Corticosteroids should ... abatacept for the treatment ... Cardiotoxicity #cardiology ... #treatment
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