Factors associated with interest in a long-acting HIV regimen: perspectives of people living with HIV and healthcare providers in four European countries

Babatunde Akinwunmi; Daniel Buchenberger; Jenny Scherzer; Martina Bode; Paolo Rizzini; Fabio Maria Vecchio; Laëtitia Roustand; Gaëlle Nachbaur; Laurent Finkielsztejn; Vasiliki Chounta; Nicolas Van de Velde

doi:10.1136/sextrans-2020-054648

February 25, 2021Sexually Transmitted InfectionsOpen Access

Factors associated with interest in a long-acting HIV regimen: perspectives of people living with HIV and healthcare providers in four European countries

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Providers and people living with HIV viewed the described LAR as addressing several unmet needs. Alternative treatment routes and especially LAR may improve adherence and quality of life.

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Factors associated with interest in a long-acting HIV regimen: perspectives of people living with HIV and healthcare providers in four European countries

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