Treatment patterns and preferences of people living with HIV starting or switching antiretroviral therapy: Real-world evidence from Portugal.

Pedro L, Zagalo A, Tavares R, Pacheco P, Oliveira J, Vaz Pinto I, Serrão R, Tavares S, Brito P, Maltez F, Neves I, Carvalho A, Teófilo E, Almeida J, Lains I

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10.1177/09564624241263122
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2024 Oct
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International journal of STD & AIDS
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@article{allodium:10.1177/09564624241263122,
  title = {Treatment patterns and preferences of people living with HIV starting or switching antiretroviral therapy: Real-world evidence from Portugal.},
  author = {Pedro L and Zagalo A and Tavares R and Pacheco P and Oliveira J and Vaz Pinto I and Serrão R and Tavares S and Brito P and Maltez F and Neves I and Carvalho A and Teófilo E and Almeida J and Lains I},
  year = {2024},
  journal = {International journal of STD \& AIDS},
  doi = {10.1177/09564624241263122},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.1177/09564624241263122}
}

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AU  - Zagalo A
AU  - Tavares R
AU  - Pacheco P
AU  - Oliveira J
AU  - Vaz Pinto I
AU  - Serrão R
AU  - Tavares S
AU  - Brito P
AU  - Maltez F
AU  - Neves I
AU  - Carvalho A
AU  - Teófilo E
AU  - Almeida J
AU  - Lains I
PY  - 2024
JO  - International journal of STD & AIDS
DO  - 10.1177/09564624241263122
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L, P., A, Z., R, T., P, P., J, O., I, V. P., R, S., S, T., P, B., F, M., I, N., A, C., E, T., J, A., & I, L. (2024). Treatment patterns and preferences of people living with HIV starting or switching antiretroviral therapy: Real-world evidence from Portugal.. International journal of STD & AIDS. https://doi.org/10.1177/09564624241263122

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