Effect of universal test-and-treat, defined as same day, 1–14 days, 15–90 days and 91+ days from a HIV diagnosis to combination antiretroviral therapy start, on initial virologic non-suppression (first available viral load test results of >400) amongst HIV infected adults starting combination antiretroviral therapy and captured in the national data warehouse in Kenya (2016-HY2 to 2018-HY1, N = 5986).
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Publication date
November 2022
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Public Library of Science (PLoS)Abstract
Effect of universal test-and-treat, defined as same day, 1–14 days, 15–90 days and 91+ days from a HIV diagnosis to combination antiretroviral therapy start, on initial virologic non-suppression (first available viral load test results of >400) amongst HIV infected adults starting combination antiretroviral therapy and captured in the national data warehouse in Kenya (2016-HY2 to 2018-HY1, N = 5986).</p
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