Leonie Broekstra/ShutterstockDolutegravir resistance is being detected in people with HIV in Malawi who spend long periods on failing treatment and there is a pressing need for improved capacity to carry out resistance testing in sub-Saharan Africa, researchers in Malawi and South Africa report in the journal Open Forum Infectious Diseases.
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