Data underlying the research for the correlates of viral load suppression among people living with HIV/AIDs in a rural setting

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healthcare

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dataset

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Uba

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Uni

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4TU

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The dataset contains the viral and suppression status of 154 people living with HIV/AIDS in Abi Local Government Area; it also contains their socio-demographic information. Their clinical characteristics, such as their clinical stage, current CD4 cell counts, and their antiviral regimen. Furthermore, the dataset also contains responses about the facilitators and barriers to their adherence to their ART regimen, as well as their level of adherence.

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