Antiretrovirals
Studies from University of California add new findings in the area of antiretrovirals
Published in AIDS Weekly and Law, November 12th, 2009
"Self-reported 100% adherence was defined as taking all doses and pills over the previous 4-day period, reporting not typically skipping any medications, and reporting always following the medication schedule. Variables associated with adherence were determined by multilevel logistic regression for each racial group. Adherence was...
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