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No more than 65,000 persons of the 500,000 individuals who need antiretroviral therapy to stay alive are currently receiving it.
In five cases, antiretroviral resistance was documented later on and resulted in high viral burdens.
One thus cannot expect that subsequent cohorts of antiretroviral patients will experience similarly good employment opportunities once their health is restored.
The independent variable of interest was adherence to antiretroviral guidelines.
Emerging international consensus for use of antiretroviral therapy.
Treatment with antiretroviral therapy may delay the progression of disease, but the event may still occur within the observation window.
In addition, the effect of including a measure of exposure to antiretroviral guidelines in the model is explored.
They suggest that wide-scale provision of antiretroviral therapy in conjunction with multiple prevention strategies has created the opportunity to change the course of the epidemic in the region.
They address whether leaders have the political will to provide treatment, or whether a country's health care infrastructure can withstand the influx of patients seeking antiretroviral drugs.
Interventions to reduce vertical transmission include avoidance of breastfeeding where safe and affordable alternatives exist and antiretroviral therapy with zidovudine during pregnancy, labour and to the neonate.
In areas with high rates of endemic tuberculosis, programmes to make antiretroviral therapy more widely available need to be paralleled by programmes directed at the control of tuberculosis.
They all had received antiretroviral therapy but patient no. 2 did not commence antivirals until 2 years after first presentation and then only received treatment for 1 year.
Management of the adverse effects of antiretroviral therapy and medication adherence.
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