Additionally, expiration date of CC loaded NE-4 was found to be (2.589 years).
Data were included from the date of first viral load suppression until the date of development of virological failure or the date of last CD4 count measurement for those who did not fail virologically.
First, patients who did not fail assuming the definitions above were censored at the date of the last viral load plus six months.
Censoring for time to virological failure was at the earliest of the following: date of virological failure, last viral load measurement, and the first viral load measurement without a subsequent measurement within 12 months (to allow occasional long gaps between clinic visits).
Of these, 357 had plasma viral load measurements at ∼9 months after estimated date of seroconversion, and 318 had viral load measurements at ∼15 months after seroconversion date.
Using ANOVA, we tested the effect of species, fuel load and date of fire on the bark char height of the bole.
At the time of diagnosis – six weeks after the estimated date of infection - the viral load was 929 HIV RNA copies/mL (2.97 logs).
Those related to HIV and habits are: viral load, CD4, date of HIV diagnosis, transmission mode, use of antiretroviral therapy, smoking habits, alcohol, drug use and condom use before and after diagnosis.
Time from starting ART to virological suppression by 12 months was analysed with follow-up censored at the earliest of the following: date of initial suppression, last viral load measurement, and 12 months from initiation.
