Factors associated with HIV viral load suppression on antiretroviral therapy in Vietnam

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2016
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Abstract
On-treatment viral load suppression rates in Vietnam are high and already exceed the UNAIDS 90% target for viral suppression on ART. Gender does not impact viral suppression rates of patients on ART in Vietnam. Access to routine viral load testing should be improved, adherence monitoring and counsel …
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Authors Rangarajan S;Donn JC;Giang le T;Bui DD;Hung Nguyen H;Tou PB;Danh TT;Tran NB;Nguyen DA;Hoang Nguyen BT;Doan VT;Nguyen NQ;Pham VP;Dao DG;Chen M;Zeng Y;Tieu TT;Tran MH;Le TH;Hoang XC;West G;;
Journal journal of virus eradication
Year 2016
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine pmid:27482442 pmc4965252 suresh rangarajan j colby donn gary west

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