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Effectiveness of HIV therapy

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Information on the impact of anti-HIV therapy on opportunistic infections, hospitalisation, survival, AIDS and mortality. This section also assesses the factors modulating treatment efficacy, cost-effectiveness, durability and effectiveness against non-B subtypes of HIV.

Survival, AIDS and mortality
Factors affecting the effectiveness of treatment
Cost-effectiveness of antiretroviral therapy
Opportunistic illnesses and hospitalisation
Suppression of HIV and durability of antiretroviral therapy
Effectiveness against non-B HIV subtypes
Effectiveness against HIV-2

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