A patient diagnosed with human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection taking antiretroviral therapy appears less depressed and more talkative. The patient tells you the drugs seem to be working, and she is certain she is now cured. What are your best responses? (Select all that apply.)
A) "You started the drug early enough to be cured."
B) "Taking St. John's Wort will help you feel even better."
C) "Taking the drug prevents more virus from being produced."
D) "You are not cured of HIV; however, you will not be able to spread the virus."
E) "You are having a good response to the drugs, so you can stop them for a while."
F) "HIV is not currently curable, but drug therapy slows the advance of the disease."
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