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Taking HIV medications every day and exactly as prescribed reduces the risk of drug resistance. Learn about the basics of drug resistance with the following resources from different HIV-related organizations.
| Title Sort descending | Type | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Recognizing and Manging Antiretroviral Treatment Failure | Clinicalinfo.hiv.gov | |
| Resistance | Webpage (HTML) | The Well Project |
| Resistance To Anti-HIV Drugs | Webpage (HTML) | aidsmap |
| Resistance and changing your treatment | Webpage (HTML) | Terrence Higgins Trust |
| Signs when HIV treatment has stopped working | Webpage (HTML) | Medical News Today |
| Treatment Training Manual: 3.19 Treatment failure | Webpage (HTML) | HIV i-Base |
| What If Your Treatment Isn't Working? | Webpage (HTML) | U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs |
| What Is HIV Drug Resistance, and How Can You Avoid It? | Webpage (HTML) | The Body |
| What Is HIV Resistance? | Webpage (HTML) | Janssen Therapeutics |
| What is HIV Drug Resistance? | Webpage (HTML) | Greater Than HIV |
| What to do if an HIV treatment fails | Webpage (HTML) | verywell health |
| When HIV Therapy Fails: Some basic information from U.S. treatment guidelines | Webpage (HTML) | Positively Aware |