Vital Signs: HIV Prevention Through Care and Treatment—United States
JAMAPublished 18 January 2012
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Prevalence of HIV testing and linkage to care are high but warrant continued effort, and increasing the percentages of HIV-infected persons who remain in HIV care, achieve viral suppression, and receive prevention counseling requires additional effort.
Abstract
Public health officials and HIV care providers should improve engagement at each step in the continuum of HIV care and monitor progress in every community using laboratory reports of viral load and CD4 test results.
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Medicine