The Top Line Bridging the gap from clinical trials to real-life HIV care (Sponsored)
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Mar 10, 2025 Dr. Luis Buzón, an infectious disease specialist and spokesman for the Spanish Society of Infectious Diseases, sheds light on the vital role of real-world evidence in HIV care. He emphasizes how long-term data reveal treatment effectiveness and side effects often missed in clinical trials. Buzón shares a personal connection to HIV advocacy, inspired by his father's pioneering work in Spain. The discussion highlights the importance of inclusive research to improve health outcomes and the ongoing journey towards compassionate, evidence-based care.
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Real-World Evidence
- Real-world evidence in medicine is data gathered from people using medication in everyday life, outside of clinical trials.
- This data is crucial for understanding long-term effects, especially for lifelong conditions like HIV.
Importance of Long-Term Data
- Long-term data is essential for HIV treatment as it's a lifelong condition.
- Real-world studies can reveal long-term toxicities not seen in shorter clinical trials.
Staying Updated
- Doctors treating HIV should stay updated on real-world evidence and clinical trials.
- Thoroughly study trials and post-commercialization data to provide optimal care.