HIV/AIDS
Studies from World Health Organization have provided new data on HIV/AIDS in children
Published in AIDS Weekly, October 8th, 2007
A new study, 'Use of antiretroviral therapy in resource-limited countries in 2006: distribution and uptake of first- and second-line regimens,' is now available. In this recent article published in the journal AIDS, scientists in Geneva, Switzerland conducted a study "To address the information gap on current use of antiretroviral drugs (ARTs) in developing countries. The AIDS Medicines and Diagnostics Service of the World Health Organization (WHO) carried out a multi-country survey in early 2006."
"Questionnaires covered the use of first-and second-line regimens in adults and children, and the rates of switching from first-line to second-line regimen. Weighted...
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Source: AIDS Weekly (2007-10-08)
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