Tuyển tập các báo cáo nghiên cứu về hóa học được đăng trên tạp chí sinh học quốc tế đề tài : Determinants of Treatment Access in a Population-based Cohort of HIV-positive Men and Women Living in Argentina | Open Access Journal of the International AIDS BioMed Central Society Research article Determinants of Treatment Access in a Population-based Cohort of HIV-positive Men and Women Living in Argentina Carlos Zala 1 Clare A Rustad2 Keith Chan2 Nabeela I Khan3 Marcelo Beltran4 Eduardo Warley5 Mariana Ceriotto6 Eric F Druyts2 Robert S Hogg7 Julio Montaner2 Pedro Cahn8 for PUMA Study Group Address 1Medical Director Fundacion Dra. Cecilia Grierson Buenos Aires Argentina 2British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV AIDS St. Paul s Hospital Vancouver British Columbia Canada 3University of British Columbia British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV AIDS St. Paul s Hospital Vancouver British Columbia Canada CIHR-UBC Strategic Training Program for Translational Research in Infectious Diseases 4Hospital Central de San Isidro Buenos Aires Argentina 5Hospital Paroissien Buenos Aires Argentina 6Hospital Cecilia Grierson Buenos Aires Argentina 7British Columbia Centre for Excellence in HIV AIDS St. Paul s Hospital Vancouver British Columbia Canada and Faculty of Health Sciences Simon Fraser University Burnaby British Columbia Canada and 8Hospital Fernandez Buenos Aires Argentina Email Carlos Zala - Corresponding author Published 2 April 2008 Journal of the International AIDS Society 2008 10 78 This article is available from http content 10 4 78 Abstract_ Objective To report emerging data on the use of highly active antiretroviral therapy HAART in Argentina by assessing patterns of HAART access and late vs early treatment initiation in a population-based cohort of adults infected with HIV type-1. Design The Prospective Study on the Use and Monitoring of Antiretroviral Therapy PUMA is a study of 883 HIV-positive individuals enrolled in the Argentinean drug treatment program. Individuals were 16 years of age and older and were recruited from 10 clinics across
