HIV medications can help lower viral load, fight infections, and improve the quality of life. They can lower chances oftransmitting HIV, but if taken them incorrectly, it can be transmitted to others. They are not a cure for HIV. This book is an upto-date reference work on the clinical care of HIV/AIDS. This book includes topic-based chapters on all aspects of clinical careand proficiency, including: epidemiology and prevention; basic science; clinical management; social, economic, andpopulation factors; and clinical research. It includes extensive information on the treatment challenges andrecommendations for managing co-infection and co-morbidities. It is appropriate for both physicians and a wide range ofnon-physician health professionals, including dentists, nurses, pharmacists, and workers outside clinical settings. Thepresent book is aimed to create a combined collection of study material for medical professionals, researchers and studentsto understand outcome of recent HIV medicine researches at a glance. The chapters have been written by the renowned andinternationally established experts. This book grasps and keeps vital information, succinct text, and dynamic illustrationsthat facilitate learning in a highly visual approach. Scientists and students will find this book valuable.