Sentence examples for cart availability from inspiring English sources

It requires HIV testing, linkage to care, cART availability, national guidelines permitting cART administration, and adherence to lifelong therapeutic regimens.

Abuse of illegal drugs [ 16] and lack of cART availability [ 17] may also influence neurological disease manifestations.

In general, the adoption of the WHO recommendations seems to be delayed in countries with relatively low health expenditure per capita and as well as low gross domestic product per capita, and costs associated with availability of cART is often cited as a reason for delayed initiation of cART [ 16].

The availability of cART that reduces both the mortality and morbidity associated with HIV infection is one of the main factors influencing this decrease [2].

One of the factors influencing this decrease is the availability of cART, which reduces both the mortality and morbidity associated with HIV infection [3].

To further understand the impact of dropout on estimates of mortality, we refer to ANRS protocols 059 and 1203, both initiated prior to the wide availability of CART [15].

Despite the wide availability of cART in Western Europe, access to care with advanced HIV disease remains common in France and Belgium, with almost one third of HIV-infected patients initiating care at CD4 counts <200/mm3 and/or AIDS in recent years.

Although availability of cART in India has improved, the average age at which HIV-infected infants present for care in India is typically 6 years and many infants with perinatally acquired HIV infection remain undiagnosed and uninitiated on treatment [ 28].

Neuromuscular blocking agents, SGAs, and DAM carts are of limited availability, while the use of capnometry to confirm correct tube placement is not universal.

Our study explored the time to virologic failure, drug resistance, immunologic failure and death in a remote rural area before the availability of second-line cART regimens.

The dramatic rise in global funding for HIV/AIDS, as well as reduced drug costs, have increased the availability of combination antiretroviral therapy (cART) in sub-Saharan Africa [2], [3].