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There was still a need for home-care but, by 2012, there were many patients who had recovered or were recovering their health as a result of ART and, hence, an ever increasing population of ART patients.

Despite recent treatment guideline changes, which have raised the recommended CD4 threshold for initiation of antiretroviral therapy (ART) [ 3] (indicating that the population of ART patients should be expected to increase), the World Health Organization (WHO) reports that the number of eligible patients receiving treatment has increased from 28% in 2008 to 36% in 2009 worldwide.

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As indicated by the CD4 counts shown in Figure 2, however, the study cohort does not appear to have substantially better or worse immunological outcomes than the broader population of ART patients at the largest study site.

There were, however, only five cases of uterine cancer in the ART group, so this prompts further observation as the population of ART women ages.

Average CD4+ cell counts and clinic attrition from the study cohort and from the full population of patients initiating ART at Themba Lethu Clinic, our largest study site, were compared to determine if attrition led to differences between the study sample and the overall population of ART patients.

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Assuming that the proportion of nurses on ART is roughly equivalent to the proportion of the general HIV-positive population on ART, around one third of those in need of ART would receive it.

The population impact of ART in preventing the transmission of HIV is substantial if these key populations are prioritized for periodic, confidential and voluntary HIV testing, provided early access to ART and supported for durable viral suppression.

Given the relatively small differences in mean methylation levels, small sample size (Table  1), and the relatively large variance observed within groups for methylation levels at these specific CpG sites [ 1, 4], we regard the validation of 45% of differences in completely independent populations of ART- and in vivo-conceived children as a substantial success rate.

Our findings are also in line with other studies of the population-level impact of ART on AIDS mortality in the early years of ART roll-out.