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A 34-year-old woman was newly diagnosed with HIV on a routine screening test about 4 months ago. Her baseline CD4 count was 573 cells/mm3. At her initial clinic visit she had a non-fasting lipid panel obtained, and it was normal. She started on antiretroviral therapy 4 months ago and now has an undetectable HIV RNA level. She had a non-fasting lipid panel repeated 3 weeks ago and again it was normal. She does not smoke, she does not have diabetes, her blood pressure is normal, and she does not have a strong family history of cardiovascular disease.

Assuming the lipid panel continues to remain normal, based on recommendations in the Adult and Adolescent ART Guidelines, which one of the following is the recommended approach for monitoring the lipid profile in this woman at this point?

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January 27th, 2025

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