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The predictors and patterns of alcohol use in HIV positive women during their postpartum period, and how these impact viral load.
Introduction Although alcohol use among HIV-positive pregnant women in South Africa has been extensively researched, few studies have attempted to understand the longitudinal patterns and predictors of alcohol use when HIV-positive status intersects with the postpartum period. We examined the patter...
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Department of Public Health and Family Medicine
2024
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