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Antiretroviral Therapy as Prevention in South Africa

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healthcare

Record type:

paper
Creator:
Rua
Publisher:
Ame
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Modeling shows that South Africa’s new HIV treatment guidelines could prevent almost 20% of new HIV infections cost-effectively.

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