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Topics in Antiviral Medicine
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April/May 2022
Volume 30, Issue 2
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CROI 2022: Summary of Basic Science Research in HIV and SARS-CoV-2
Mario Stevenson, PhD
CROI 2022: Epidemiologic Trends and Prevention for HIV and SARS-CoV-2
Susan Buchbinder, MD, Albert Liu, MD, MPH
Addressing Depressive Disorders Among People With HIV
Andres Fuenmayor, MD, Francine Cournos, MD
Update on Tuberculosis/HIV Coinfections: Across the Spectrum From Latent Infection Through Drug- Susceptible and Drug-Resistant Disease
Elisa H. Ignatius, MD, MSc, Susan Swindells, MBBS
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Practice Question of the Week
March 20, 2023: Platform Trial Designs
Which of the following statements regarding platform trials is true?
A. They have been commonly used for decades, with more than 100 trials conducted pre-COVID-19
B. They are larger than a combination of individually randomized clinical trials (RCTs) answering the same questions.
D. Sites may have the option to include or exclude participants for each treatment based on product availability
D. Sites may have the option to include or exclude participants for each treatment based on product availability
E. To maintain the blinding, only agents with the same mode of administration (eg, oral, intravenous) can be combined into a single platform trial
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