Antiretroviral Adherence, Elevated Viral Load, and Drug Resistance Mutations in Human Immunodeficiency Virus–infected Women Initiating Treatment in Pregnancy: A Nested Case-control Study

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Abstract
Pretreatment drug resistance mutations appear to account for only a small proportion of episodes of elevated viral load (VL) in South African women initiating a
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Authors Myer, Landon;Redd, Andrew D;Mukonda, Elton;Lynch, Briana A;Phillips, Tamsin K;Eisenberg, Anna;Hsiao, Nei-Yuan;Capoferri, Adam;Zerbe, Alison;Clarke, William;Lesosky, Maia;Breaud, Autumn;McIntyre, James;Bruno, Daniel;Martens, Craig;Abrams, Elaine J;Reynolds, Steven J;
Journal clinical infectious diseases
Year 2020
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