Titlebook: HIV/AIDS Treatment in Resource Poor Countries; Public Health Challe Yichen Lu,Max Essex,Chris Chanyasulkit Book 2013 Springer Science+Busin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4684-0360-2t of coordinated efforts of funding agencies and individual governments in rolling out HIV care and treatment. As the numbers of individuals receiving ART rises, the long-term clinical outcomes of ART among patients on treatment, needs to be further understood. In many resource-limited countries, th

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Yichen Lu,Max Essex,Chris ChanyasulkitInternational collaboration of AIDS researchers from the US, China, Thailand, Botswana, and Uganda.Takes a close look at treatment programs in several provinces in China.Covers issues of treatment sca

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