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CIDRZ Zambia ART program cost-effectiveness in 45 sites.

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Cost effectiveness is presented as costs and mortality reductions following initial 16 weeks of therapy; and for the entire period between ART services initiation at each site and July 1, 2008. Means are the sum of all DALYs or deaths averted across all sites, divided by the sum of the costs at all sites. Standard deviations are calculated for the mean values of all sites.

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