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Whilst most patients do have a life expectancy close to the median, a very small number do far better.
In the present study, the deaths of individuals who presented to public health care facilities too late to fully benefit from antiretroviral therapy were classified as avoidable deaths, assuming that timely initiation of antiretroviral therapy with appropriate regimens guarantees HIV-infected individuals a life expectancy close to that observed for the uninfected population [5], [36].
Lebanon is a small middle-income country characterised by a high urbanisation rate (81%), a high literacy rate (85%) and a life expectancy close to 72 years [ 2].
After the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) HIV has changed from a fatal disease to a chronic condition and well-treated HIV patients now have an overall life expectancy close to that of non-HIV patients.
After the introduction of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) HIV has changed from a fatal disease to a chronic condition and well treated HIV patients now have an overall life expectancy close to that of non-HIV infected individuals [ 1].
Moreover, several countries have witnessed declines in life expectancy at birth between 1990 and 2010, falls which bring their life expectancy close to the 1950 1955 levels where some countries had life expectancy at birth under 40 years in 1950.
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Life expectancy was close to that of the United States and it had more doctors per person than Britain and France.
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