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September 2025

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Viremic—Cases in HIV Podcast: New and Upcoming

Join Hosts Eileen Scully and Christopher Hoffmann as they present cases, explore quandaries in adult HIV care, and discuss key evidence and guidelines that inform clinical decision-making.



New Episodes

Case 4. Under Pressure: Cryptococcus, ART Initiation, and the Threat of IRIS: After brief mention of an HIV vaccine, the hosts turn to the challenges of treating cryptococcal meningitis in a 46-year-old woman with profound immune suppression after being off ART for 6-12 months. Emphasizing the high potential for morbidity and mortality, Chris and Eileen focus on the complexities of cryptococcal meningitis medical management, including the role of immune constitution, timing of ART initiation, and the risk of IRIS. Listen as they work through the treatment requirements and clinical decisions involved in this complicated case. Listen Now

Case 5. The Heart of the Matter Cardiovascular Disease Risk in HIV: COVID-19 vaccine policy, proviral DNA testing, then the case of a woman with 10+ years viral suppression, CKD, and CVD, identified as a statin candidate after a significant cardiac event. With no family history of CVD, her risks included exposure to older ARVs and smoking 1 to 3 cigarettes/day. Listen as Drs. Scully and Hoffmann delve into non-infectious comorbidities associated with HIV, risk factors, and adjusted CVD risk calculation for women and African Americans. Listen Now

Coming Soon

Case 6. Is More Really More? Optimizing Options for a Healthy Patient: Healthy 48-year-old man with HIV for 15 years, stable viral suppression, looking to optimize health—diet, exercise, immune-boosting supplements, safest HIV and HTN meds. Listen as Chris and Eileen discuss their approach to giving patients the good news about their health, health maintenance, supplement use, and whether to stay the course or switch ART regimens in patients who are doing well. Listen September 16

Case 7. Newer Kids on the Block: Use of Novel ARVs for Multidrug Resistance: How to formulate an effective ART regimen acceptable to a 56-year-old man, with unsuppressed HIV, 20+ year ART history, extensive drug resistance, and adherence challenges? Listen as Eileen and Chris interpret resistance testing results, discuss barriers to treatment and adherence for this patient, and evaluate the possibility of using one of the novel agents—fostemsavir, ibalizumab, and lenacapavir. What would you do? Listen October 7

We’re open to suggestions! To submit a clinical topic for a Viremic case discussion, email us at viremicpodcast@jh.edu.

Conversations With CEI Podcast

Evolving Landscape of Geriatric HIV Care: The demographics of HIV care are rapidly changing, and with them, the clinical needs of patients aging with HIV. In this episode, host Dr. Tony Urbina, Medical Director for CEI's HIV Primary Care and Prevention Center of Excellence, sits down with geriatrician Dr. Angela Condo to explore the unique intersection of geriatric medicine and HIV care. Listen Now

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