HIV single staging algorithm: Integration and maximization of resources by reducing time between HIV diagnosis and treatment
Early HIV diagnosis, linkage and engagement into care are vital to improved personal health outcomes. The initiation of antiretroviral therapy, with retention in care and drug adherence leads to viral load suppression, a significant decrease in HIV transmission rates and ultimately a reduction in HI...
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