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The 35 pages that link to Antiretroviral therapy, each with the reason it gives.

• HIV/AIDSRelated: Consistent therapy can prevent AIDS and reduce HIV to undetectable levels.

• HIV preventionRelated: Effective treatment can prevent sexual transmission by maintaining viral suppression.

• Secondary preventionRelated: Treatment after HIV infection prevents disease progression and lowers complications.

• HIVRelated: Consistent therapy can reduce viral load to undetectable levels and prevent disease progression.

• HIV stigmaRelated: Stigma can impede starting or adhering to treatment, despite its health benefits.

• AIDSRelated: Effective treatment can prevent progression to AIDS and reduce HIV-related illness.

• Vertical transmissionRelated: Maternal treatment and newborn prophylaxis sharply reduce HIV transmission.

• Anthony FauciRelated: Fauci’s research leadership helped advance the clinical science behind effective HIV therapies.

• HIV/AIDS in the United StatesRelated: Its adoption changed HIV from a usually fatal illness into a manageable chronic condition.

• Combination drugRelated: Combining antiretroviral agents helps suppress HIV while limiting the emergence of drug resistance.

• HIV transmissionRelated: Effective treatment lowers viral load; sustained viral suppression prevents sexual transmission.

• Luc MontagnierRelated: Recognition of HIV as the cause of AIDS made virus-targeted treatment possible.

• AIDS crisisRelated: Combination therapy turned HIV from a rapidly fatal infection into a manageable chronic condition for many.

• Antiviral drug resistanceRelated: Regimen choice and sustained suppression determine the opportunity for resistance to emerge.

• Françoise Barré-SinoussiRelated: The virus's identification enabled targeted drug development and transformed HIV care.

• HIV/AIDS denialismRelated: Its effects provide direct evidence that controlling HIV changes AIDS outcomes.

• HIV/AIDS in AfricaRelated: Treatment access has transformed HIV from a frequently fatal infection into a manageable chronic condition.

• RitonavirRelated: Ritonavir contributes to HIV treatment as a protease inhibitor and as a booster.

• Epidemiology of HIV/AIDSRelated: Treatment reduces illness and, when viral suppression is sustained, prevents sexual transmission.

• Kaposi's sarcomaRelated: For AIDS-related disease, controlling HIV can improve immune surveillance and shrink or stabilize lesions.