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Pathways to survival: Identifying psychosocial, family and service mechanisms to improve anti-retroviral adherence amongst adolescents living with HIV in Southern Africa
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- Final report of a project funded by the Nuffield Foundation
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This report summarises the study findings and impact of a research project implemented jointly by the Universities of Oxford and Cape Town: Pathways to survival: identifying psychosocial, family and service mechanisms to improve anti-retroviral adherence amongst HIV-positive adolescents in Southern Africa (hereafter: Mzantsi Wakho – Your South Africa – its locally used name). The core source of funding for this high-impact and successful study came from the Nuffield Foundation. This study ...
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- Publication date:
- 2019-06-11
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1007726
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