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A retrospective cohort study: The retention in care of HIV positive pregnant and breastfeeding patients universally initiated on lifelong ART ('OptionB+') in the Klipfontein/Mitchells Plain substructure in Cape Town
The implementation of 'Option B+' has increased uptake and access to antiretroviral (ART) care. However, growing concerns exist regarding retention, especially once vertical transmission risk ceases. Considering the importance of adherence to achieve virological suppression and avoid resistance rese...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2016
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