Living with HIV in Kenyan slums in an era of anti-retroviral therapy (ART)

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Title:	Living with HIV in Kenyan slums in an era of anti-retroviral therapy (ART)
Authors:	Wekesa, Eliud Coast, Ernestina
Keywords:	Gn Anthropology Hn Social History And Conditions Social Problems Social Reform Hq The Family. Marriage. Woman Ra0421 Public Health. Hygiene Preventive Medicine Rm Therapeutics Pharmacology
Issue Date:	May-2013
Abstract:	Nowhere else has been harder hit by the HIV pandemic than sub-Saharan Africa, the region alone accounts for over 68% of the total global burden. Thankfully, with introduction of anti-retroviral therapy (ART) the prognosis for people living with HIV has improved dramatically. Access to ART in low and middle income countries has expanded rapidly in recent years. In Kenya, where our study took place, 60% of those eligible are receiving ART.
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