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Early treatment for infants cheaper than delaying treatment, CHER study shows

Date: 22-07-2010

Starting antiretroviral treatment early, at a median of 7 weeks of age, resulted in cost savings of 80% per cent compared to deferring treatment until a median age of 29 weeks in HIV-infected infants, reported Gesine Meyer-Rath today at the Eighteenth International AIDS Conference in Vienna at a late-breaker session in her presentation of

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