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IeDEA Southern Africa is part of the IeDEA initiative and includes cohorts from Botswana, Malawi, Mozambique, South Africa and Zambia.

 

This IeDEA initiative will establish international regional centers for the collection and harmonization of data and the establishment of an international research consortium to address unique and evolving research questions in HIV/AIDS currently unanswerable by single cohorts. High quality data is being collected by researchers throughout the world. This initiative provides a means to establish and implement methodology to effectively pool the collected data—thus providing a cost effective means of generating large data sets to address the high priority research questions. Combination of data collected under various protocols is frequently very difficult and not as efficient as the collection of pre-determined and standardized data elements. By developing a pro-active mechanism for the collection of key variables, this initiative will enhance the quality cost effectiveness and speed of HIV/AIDS research.

 



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A new paper published in PLOS Medicine on the Comparison of antiretroviral therapy in township South Africa and Switzerland Monday 14. of July 2008 Age: 44 days

HIV has two different faces in South Africa and Switzerland: in Switzerland the prevalence of HIV is below 1%, everybody has access to treatment through the compulsory health insurance and care is highly individualised and delivered by specialists in HIV medicine. In South Africa approximately 30% o...

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14-07-08 09:57
Paper on early loss to programme published in the WHO Bulletin Friday 04. of July 2008 Age: 54 days

Early loss of HIV-infected patients on potent antiretroviral therapy programmes in lower-income countries by the ART-LINC of IeDEA collaboration

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By: Claire Graber

04-07-08 15:32

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