Differences in antiretroviral adherence behaviors, treatment success, and eligibility for long-acting injectable treatment between patients who acquired hiv in childhood vs. those who acquired it in adolescence/early adulthood

HIGHLIGHTS

• who: Anthony Marcellin et al. from the Faculty of Pharmacy, Aix-Marseille University, Marseille, France have published the paper: Differences in Antiretroviral Adherence Behaviors, Treatment Success, and Eligibility for Long-Acting Injectable Treatment between Patients Who Acquired HIV in Childhood vs. Those Who Acquired It in Adolescence/Early Adulthood, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 27/08/2021
• what: This study investigates the impact of the age at which was acquired on adherence. The study has found an association between adherence and immune-virological efficacy.

SUMMARY

Despite simpler and more tolerable regimens . . .

 



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