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Research outputs: HIV/AIDS

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2017 HIV prevalence and ART use among men in partnerships with 15-29 year old women in South Africa: HIV risk implications for young women in age-disparate partnerships

This study assesses whether men???s ART use mitigates HIV-risk within age-disparate partnerships. Using data from the 2012 South African Na...

2017 Helminthiasis: a systematic review of the immune interactions present in individuals coinfected with HIV and/or tuberculosis

Helminth infections are highly endemic in parts of the world where the two killer epidemics caused by Mycobacterium tuberculosis (M.tb) and ...

2017 Evaluation of the Conrad N. Hilton Foundation's initiative on young children affected by HIV and AIDS: final report

With the goal of supporting young children living in high HIV and AIDS prevalence areas to better realize their cognitive, social and physic...

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2017 Self-report and dry blood spot measurement of antiretroviral medications as markers of adherence in pregnant women in rural South Africa

Antiretroviral (ARV) adherence is essential to prevent mother-to-child transmission of HIV. This study compared self-reported adherence vers...