Advances at AIDS 2014. What does the future look like and how can we better use the tools we have now?

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Advances at AIDS 2014. What does the future look like and how can we better use the tools we have now?

During July 2014, the International AIDS Conference, AIDS 2014, was held in Melbourne, Australia. Approximately 13 600 delegates took part, and this brief report from an Australian pharmacist who attended outlines some of the drug-related developments discussed during the 6-day meeting. There is als...

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Main Author:	Wright, Cameron
Format:	Journal Article
Published:	Society of Pharmacy Practice and Research 2014
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11937/53794

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