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Assessment of Undernutrition and Its Influencing Factors among Prisoners Living with HIV/AIDS in North Shoa Zone Amhara Region Ethiopia, 2022

Published : 20th May 2023
Authors : Yohannis Yilma*, Metasebia Getachew, Asrat Fenta, Yordanos Mezemir
Citation : Yilma Y, et al. (2023). Assessment of Undernutrition and Its Influencing Factors among Prisoners Living with HIV/AIDS in North Shoa Zone Amhara Region Ethiopia, 2022. Mathews J HIV AIDS. 6(1):23.

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Secondary Bronchiectasis due to HIV Infection in Children

Published : 03rd April 2021
Authors : S.Tshimanga^1*, A. Fouad¹, K. Fakiri¹, N. Rada¹, G. Draiss¹, N. Soraa², B. Admou³, M. Bouskraoui¹
Citation : S Tshimanga, A Fouad, K Fakiri, N Rada, G Draiss, N Soraa, et al. (2021). Secondary Bronchiectasis due to HIV Infection in Children. Mathews J HIV AIDS. 5(1):21.

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HIV Drugs Resistance - A Possible Consequence of Massive Anti-Retroviral Roll Out in Developing Countries - an Urgent Call For Proper Monitoring (Part 1)

Published : 25th September 2019
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Computation of the Diagnostic Uncertainty as an Alternative to the Determination of Measurement Uncertainty for HIV Qualitative Binary Results

Published : 12th November 2018
Authors : Paulo Pereira^1*, Sandra Xavier²
Citation : Pereira P and Xavier S. (2018). Computation of the Diagnostic Uncertainty as an Alternative to the Determination of Measurement Uncertainty for HIV Qualitative Binary Results. Mathews J HIV AIDS 3(1): 019

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Gender Difference in Early Treatment Patients for Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infection in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo

Published : 23rd July 2018
Authors : Berry Ikolango Bongenya^1*, Ramazani Nemwanjare Bukongo¹ , Ben Ilunga Bulanda¹, Divine chuga¹, Jean Yves Debels Kabasele¹, Medard Omakoy Okonda¹, Christian Tshisumbu¹, Erick Ntambwe kamangu^*1,2
Citation : Kamangu EN, Bongenya BI, Bukongo RN, Bulanda BI, et al. (2018). Gender Difference in Early Treatment Patients for Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1 Infection in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of Congo.Mathews J HIV AIDS. 3(1): 018

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Prevalence and Predictors of Immunological Treatment Failure among HIV Infected Adults on the First-line Antiretroviral Therapy in Mbeya Region, Tanzania

Published : 05th January 2018
Authors : Callist L. Chomboko^1*, Rogatus M. Kabyemera² , Benson R. Kidenya³, Erasmus Kamugisha ^3*
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