Preference for non-daily ART is associated with perceived extent of ART-related emotional, psychosocial, physical, and adherence challenges among people living with HIV in the Netherlands and other European countries

Preference for non-daily ART is associated with perceived extent of ART-related emotional, psychosocial, physical, and adherence challenges among people living with HIV in the Netherlands and other European countries

Introduction Daily antiretroviral treatment (ART) can be challenging for some people living with HIV (PLHIV). Longacting injectable regimens (LAR) allow for non-daily dosing. We explored unmet needs associated with daily ART dosing and examined PLHIV’s preference for LAR in the Netherlands, a countr...

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Main Authors: Reon van Dyk, Bart Lammertink, Ama Appiah, Hiskya Plieger, Patricia de los Rios, Chinyere Okoli
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: European Publishing 2022-11-01
Series:Population Medicine
Subjects:
plhiv
Online Access:http://www.populationmedicine.eu/Preference-for-non-daily-ART-is-associated-with-perceived-nextent-of-ART-related,156768,0,2.html

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