ACCESS TO ANTIRETROVIRAL DRUGS IN LOW- AND MIDDLE-INCOME COUNTRIES

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Using data from a network of treatment programs in Africa, Asia and Latin America, we examined early losses to program in individuals starting ART in low-income countries,

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As a result, the distribution of adult and children receiving treatment by ARV drugs was calculated separately based on an average of five sources of data (four sources of data in

As a result, the distribution of adults and children receiving ARV treatment was calculated based on the average of five sources of data: the 2014 WHO survey of ARV drug use,

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