The Centers for Disease Control published its first recommendations for management of exposure to human immunodeficiency virus in the occupational setting in 1990, at a time when the only available antiretroviral was zidvudine. Since then, a great deal of information has become available.
The Centers for Disease Control published its first recommendations for management of exposure to human immunodeficiency virus in the occupational setting in 1990, at a time when the only available antiretroviral was zidvudine. Since then, a great deal of information has become available.
Antiretroviral Prophylaxis After Nonoccupational Exposure to HIV
May 1, 2005