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See Latest ArticlesTreatment interruption strategies: how great are the risks?
Current Opinion in Infectious Diseases, 01/22/08
Paton N et al. - Overall, recent studies indicate that treatment interruption is associated with a variable degree of net harm. Continuous treatment should remain the strongly preferred approach, although, if it is carefully managed, there may be some clinical situations in which the benefits of a short period of interruption may potentially outweigh the risks
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