Up-to-date antiretroviral therapy

2 Abstract Radek Teichmann Modern antiretroviral therapy Bachelor thesis Charles University in Prague, Faculty of Pharmacy in Hradec Králové Health bioanalytics - Medical Laboratory Modern antiretroviral therapy is a form of treatment that suppresses the spread of the virus in the cell and in the case of some drugs prevents viral entry into the cell. The aim of this therapy is to restore the number of white blood cells to the original values. Combined antiretroviral therapy can effectively reduce HIV replication and slow down the progression of immunodeficiency. It will ensure a significant increase in life expectancy to HIV-infected patients. The Thesis discusses the treatment of diseases associated with HIV. The main objective is to create a comprehensive overview of the evaluation of drugs called antiretrovirals