21: Integrase strand transfer inhibitors given to HIV-infected women late in pregnancy decrease HIV viral load more quickly than other antiretroviral therapy (ART)
Lisa Rahangdale(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Elizabeth M. Stringer(University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill), Dominika Seidman(University of California, San Francisco), Jordan Cates(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Sigal Yawetz(Brigham and Women's Hospital), Emily S. Miller(Brown University), Martina L. Badell, JoNell Potter(University of Miami), William R. Short(University of Pennsylvania), Bassam H. Rimawi(WakeMed), Gweneth B. Lazenby(Medical University of South Carolina), Lunthita Duthely(University of Miami), Andrea Ciaranello(Harvard University), Jenell S. Coleman(Johns Hopkins University), Elizabeth Livingston(Duke University), Jean Anderson, Judy Levison(Baylor College of Medicine)
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