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Retention in HIV care has declined since 'Treat All' guidelines introduced

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High blood pressure can be controlled successfully in a large HIV programme, Ugandan study shows

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The amber light: the World Health Organization’s position when an HIV viral load is “suppressed but not undetectable”

Dr Lara Vojnov at IAS 2023.

Same-day viral load test installed in Uganda, but people with HIV still received results months later

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Major gaps in access to tests for fungal infections in Africa

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Early action needed to prevent treatment failure, Nigerian research on detectable virus levels shows

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Simple changes in clinic processes can yield big improvements in viral load testing, Malawi study shows

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COVID-19 pandemic restrictions did not harm HIV care outcomes in Uganda

Dr Jonathan Izudi presenting at INTEREST 2022. Image by Edith Magak.

17 months average wait to switch from a failing HIV treatment regimen in African countries

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