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A 10-year-old boy with perinatally acquired HIV returns to your clinic for routine follow-up. He has maintained suppressed HIV RNA levels for years on a regimen of nevirapine, zidovudine, and lamivudine. He has no history of HIV drug resistance. He is able to swallow pills, but he is having increasing side effects with this regimen and does not like the twice-daily dosing and the number of pills. You are considering switching to a new regimen that includes an integrase strand transfer inhibitor (INSTI). He weighs 32 kg and has a sexual maturity rating (SMR) of 2.

Based on recommendations from the Pediatric ART Guidelines, which one of the following oral medications would be considered a preferred INSTI-based regimen for this 10-year-old boy who can swallow pills?

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February 2nd, 2025

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