New hope for HIV infection-antiretroviral therapy

Recently, the University of California, San Francisco New clinical research shows that compared with HIV-infected people who do not use stimulants, 341 using methamphetamine and cocaine treatment of HIV-infected people initially effective antiretroviral approach. Findings of the study showed that many stimulant users can accurately grasp the anti-retroviral treatment, so enough to avoid the negative clinical consequences. Antiretroviral therapy can cause some better clinical benefits, including stimulants users and non-stimulant users.

In the Multicenter AIDS Cohort Study study, the medical staff cure HIV-infected people and encourage them to stop or reduce the use of stimulants. Such abuse of stimulants and effective management of AIDS clinical care will improve the patient's condition and reduce new infections.

AIDS department of San Francisco General Hospital to create an integrated service delivery system, it can serve as a template for other clinics. AIDS patients in primary care clinics in application focused team care approach, including the abuse of stimulants and opioids for effective management. Medical personnel found to reduce or stop before Doping, some patients start taking antiretroviral drugs, this is very good clinical results, such changes typically require more complex behavior, emotional, interpersonal and environmental changes.

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