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Same-day ART increases rates of retention-in-care, sustained viral suppression in HIV patients

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Starting patients on ART on the day of their HIV diagnosis increases rates of retention-in-care and sustained viral suppression, according to study findings from a rapid-start program in New Orleans. Read More

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