However, the degree to which youth progressed in care on measures of general functioning and mental and behavioral health problems did not differ based on placement setting; youth in residential group care settings progressed at the same rate as youth in community-based settings, regardless of their level of functioning at intake.
In resource-limited settings tremendous progress has been made over the last decade with now over 6 million individuals estimated to be receiving antiretroviral therapy (ART).
These studies necessarily begin in highly supervised hospital settings and progress through early feasibility, transitional, and, finally, pivotal trials, each with step-wise reduction in monitoring requirements as system performance and functionality are established under normal and stress conditions.
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To address this gap, another study, assessing the validity of the RAD in usual care settings, is in progress.
In recent years, scaling up of public health programmes in resource-limited settings made considerable progress towards universal access to antiretroviral therapy (ART) (1).
Considerations of cost-effectiveness are important given that an ambitious project of this scale would require significant funding on both an initial and ongoing basis, in order to establish a viable platform and subsequently to modify and update the platform in line with individual socio-cultural settings and technological progress and change.
Breast-feeding seemed to simply delay the timing of death rather than reduce it altogether: while breast-feeding reduced mortality at the very young ages, infants got infected and, consistent with the conditions existing in most resource limited settings, these infants progressed to AIDS relatively rapidly, and died later on by the age of two.
Everyone, young and old, has benefited from these policies and it is vital that policy settings do not hinder progress in these areas.
This special issue contains papers that examine consumer choice over a range of laboratory and naturalistic settings, which demonstrates the progress that is being made in this new sub-discipline and exemplifies the variety of interpretations of consumer choice it makes available.
