One size doesn't fit all: Tailoring adult antiretroviral treatment
Advances in antiretroviral treatment mean that patients in the public health system can be given more options in the management of their treatment. Although public health programmes tend to offer one-size-fits-all approaches, patients might benefit from a more flexible approach. In particular, we pr...
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Main Authors: | Nathan Geffen (Author), M Robinson (Author), F Venter (Author), M Low (Author) |
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