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2012-02-23 • PLOS One
2012-02-23 • PLOS One
OBJECTIVE
The evaluation of HIV treatment programs is generally based on an estimation of survival among patients receiving antiretroviral treatment (ART). In large HIV programs, los...
The evaluation of HIV treatment programs is generally based on an estimation of survival among patients receiving antiretroviral treatment (ART). In large HIV programs, los...
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2014-07-16 • Journal of Clinical Microbiology
2014-07-16 • Journal of Clinical Microbiology
Routine viral load (VL) testing of HIV-infected individuals on antiretroviral therapy (ART) is used to monitor treatment efficacy. However, due to logistical challenges, implementation o...
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2012-07-17 • AIDS
2012-07-17 • AIDS
OBJECTIVE
We investigated the association between immune response and mortality in four HIV African programs supported by Médecins Sans Frontières.
DESIGN
Multicentric r...
We investigated the association between immune response and mortality in four HIV African programs supported by Médecins Sans Frontières.
DESIGN
Multicentric r...
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2010-06-01 • Tropical Medicine and International Health
2010-06-01 • Tropical Medicine and International Health
OBJECTIVES: To ascertain the outcome of pre-Antiretroviral therapy (ART) and ART patients defaulting from care and investigate reasons for defaulting. METHODS: Patients defaulting from H...
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2013-09-16 • PLOS One
2013-09-16 • PLOS One
Background: Expanding access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) in sub-Saharan Africa requires implementation of alternative care delivery models to traditional physician-centered approache...
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2011-09-01 • Tropical Medicine and International Health
2011-09-01 • Tropical Medicine and International Health
Objective Viral load testing is used in the HIV programme of Chiradzulu, Malawi, to confirm the diagnosis of immunological failure to prevent unnecessary switching to second-line therap...