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…on in 2020 compare to 2015 (aOR 2.00, 95% CI 1.90 to 2.20), WHO HIV stage II versus stage IV (aOR 2.10, 95% CI 1.90 to 2.30) and ag…

…–drug interactions and non-compliance remain sparse. Given that HIV and TB treatments often involve complex drug regimens with a hi…

…enerations are increasingly less exposed to discourse regarding HIV. The decline in knowledge among young people suggested by the d…

…and 68% had received 3 or less treatment lines. Overall, 82% of PWH had switched from other effective regimens (NNRTI-, PI- and INS…

…nimum and maximum variations in first-dose coverage across IDCs.Herpes zoster (HZ): +6.8% (3.3% - 15.7%)Pneumococcus (PC): +3.8% (1.3% - 10.0…

…ication in this district may lead to divergent viral evolution. HIV strains displaying a particular tropism in cerebrospinal fluid …

…ful and operationally actionable adherence benchmark in routine HIV care.Abstract P45 Figure 1ART forgiveness - virological outcome…

…V-positive (99% undetectable), while 6.7% were unaware of their HIV status. Nearly 40% of people living with HIV did not disclose t…

… EQ-5D (Quality of Life and Health Status Scale), the HIV-TSQs (HIV Treatment Satisfaction Questionnaire, status version), and the …

…tudy, performed between September 2022 - January 2026, eligible PWH were stratified into low, intermediate, or high VF risk as desc…

…V and syphilis rapid test and pooled sampling for Chlamydia and Gonorrhoea were performed at CBS; blood for HIV-RNA was collected at CBS a…

…erformance across both fronts. Screening for HIV, HCV, HBV, and Syphilis is offered at the community checkpoint, through outreach activi…