HIV treatment success: Sustaining lifelong care is key

Original Article by Graeme Meintjes, Jonathan Euvrard, Sipho Dlamini, Lynne Wilkinson, & Andrew Boulle | Spotlight | 4 October 2024

People with HIV on treatment can expect a similar life expectancy as the HIV-negative. Addressing treatment disengagement is vital to ending HIV transmission.

People with HIV on treatment can expect a similar life expectancy as the HIV-negative. Addressing treatment disengagement is vital to ending HIV transmission.

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