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Retention on antiretroviral therapy during Universal Test and Treat implementation in Zomba district, Malawi: a retrospective cohort study
Studying the retention of antiretroviral therapy in Zomba district, Malawi, after the introduction of Universal Test and Treatment
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Studying the birth rates of women living with HIV compared to the general population in BC
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Study assessing feasibility of further research relating to oral cannabinoid consumption and inflamation amongst people living with HIV
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Studying social ecological pathways affecting quality of life, with a focus on economic insecurity and social support, among women living with HIV
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Examination of how the difference-in-differences method can be used to estimate causal effects of health interventions
View PublicationImpact of pre-amplification conditions on sensitivity of the tat/rev induced limiting dilution assay
Optimizing an assay by examining the influence of varied factors, such as the amount of products transferred from the pre-amplification step to the PCR reaction, storage of pre-amplification products prior to PCR runs, and the number of cells used, on the assay’s sensitivity and reproducibility
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