Adherence to HIV antiretroviral therapy among pregnant and postpartum women during the Option B+ era: 12-month cohort study in urban South Africa and rural Uganda
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Abstract
Women in rural Uganda maintained high adherence with 91% of ever-pregnant and 86% of never-pregnant women suppressing HIV-RNA at 12 months. Women in urban South Africa struggled with adherence, particularly during postpartum follow-up with median adherence of 40% and 57% of women with HIV-RNA suppre …
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| Authors | Matthews LT;Orrell C;Bwana MB;Tsai AC;Psaros C;Asiimwe S;Amanyire G;Musinguzi N;Bell K;Bangsberg DR;Haberer JE; ;; |
| Journal | Journal of the International AIDS Society |
| Year | 2020 |
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