The treatment for HIV is called antiretroviral therapy (ART). ART involves taking a combination of HIV medications (called an HIV treatment regimen) every day. Learn more about the basics of HIV treatment with the following resources.

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Just Diagnosed: Next Steps After Testing Positive for HIV Fact Sheet Webpage (HTML) HIVinfo.NIH.gov
Let's Stop HIV Together: HIV Treatment Webpage (HTML) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Primary Care of Veterans with HIV Webpage (HTML) U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
Stanford University HIV Drug Resistance Database Webpage (HTML) Stanford University
Starting HIV Treatment Webpage (HTML) The Well Project
Starting HIV Treatment: 7 Important Questions and Answers Webpage (HTML) TheBody
The Global HIV/AIDS Epidemic Webpage (HTML) Kaiser Family Foundation
Three Things to Know about HIV Treatment Infographic HIVinfo.NIH.gov
Treating HIV Webpage (HTML) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Treatment Decisions Webpage (HTML) U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
What is a Drug Interaction? Fact Sheet Webpage (HTML) HIVinfo.NIH.gov
What to Start: Choosing an HIV Treatment Regimen Fact Sheet Webpage (HTML) HIVinfo.NIH.gov
When to Start HIV Medicines Fact Sheet Webpage (HTML) HIVinfo.NIH.gov
Why Starting HIV Medication Immediately After a Diagnosis Is Best Webpage (HTML) Healthline
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