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DETERMINANTS OF TREATMENT ADHERENCE AMONG TUBERCULOSIS-INFECTED HIV PATIENTS IN CROSS RIVER STATE, NIGERIA
Concurrent tuberculosis and HIV treatment is a standard practice in co-infected patients. However, adherence to combined treatment is challenging because of multiplicity of drugs involved. Although studies exist on adherence to either HIV or tuberculosis treatment, negligible attention has been paid...
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