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Characterization of and risk factors for HIV-1 resistance mutations following first line antiretroviral failure in the southern African private sector
Background: First-line antiretroviral therapy (ART) regimen choices have evolved over the past 15 years in South Africa. Many patients develop HIV drug resistance mutations when they fail first-line ART. The effect of different drug regimens and other patient related factors on drug resistant mutati...
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Department of Medicine
2017
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