Drastic decreases in the time it takes people to move through the HIV cascade of care in France are reported in Clinical Infectious Diseases. Median time from diagnosis to viral control has been reduced from around eight months to two months, thus shortening the period during which people can pass the virus to others.
The HIV cascade of care refers to the stepwise progression of people with HIV through their care pathway, from HIV diagnosis to viral suppression. Key steps in the cascade are measured in the UNAIDS 95-95-95 targets.
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Source : Aidsmap
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