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Integrating HIV, NCD care critical but not straightforward: clinicians

With the remarkable success of antiretroviral treatment people living with HIV in South Africa are generally living much longer than they did two decades ago. As a result, more people with HIV are also now living with non-communicable diseases such as diabetes and hypertension. Accordingly, the.

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Clinicians Highlight the Critical Yet Complex Task of Integrating HIV and NCD Care in South Africa

With the remarkable success of antiretroviral treatment people living with HIV in South Africa are generally living much longer than they did two decades ago

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South Africa: Integrating HIV and NCD Care Is Critical but Not Straight-Forward, Clinicians Say

South Africa: Integrating HIV and NCD Care Is Critical but Not Straight-Forward, Clinicians Say
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Over 3 million people on new HIV drug, but not all smooth sailing

In 2019, the Department of Health started providing the antiretroviral drug dolutegravir as part of HIV treatment in the public sector. Elri Voigt investigates.

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Over three million on new HIV drug dolutegravir, but co

switching from old second-line regimens to dolutegravir-based regimensConcerns around drug to drug interactions with dolutegravir

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