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Long-Acting HIV Shot Works Just Fine for Patients With Adherence Issues
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(MedPage Today) -- Long-acting injectable therapy was similar to daily oral therapy for maintaining viral suppression in people with HIV and adherence challenges in Africa, according to an open-label phase IIIb trial.
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