Temporal dynamics and drivers of durable HIV viral load suppression and persistent high- and low-level viraemia during Universal Test and Treat scale-up in Uganda: a population-based study.
Joseph Gregory RosenRobert SsekubuguLarry W ChangVictor SsempijjaRonald M GaliwangoJoseph SsekasanvuAnthony NdyanaboAlice KisakyeGertrude NakigoziKatherine Blair RucinskiEshan U PatelCaitlin Elizabeth KennedyFred NalugodaGodfrey KigoziOliver RatmannLisa J NelsonLisa A MillsDonna KabatesiAaron A R TobianThomas C QuinnJoseph KagaayiSteven J ReynoldsMary Kathryn GrabowskiPublished in: Journal of the International AIDS Society (2024)
Following universal ART provision, most persons living with HIV in south-central Uganda are durably suppressed. Among persons exhibiting any viraemia, nearly half exhibited high-level viraemia for ≥12 months and reported higher-risk behaviours associated with onward HIV transmission. Intensified efforts linking individuals to HIV treatment services could accelerate momentum towards HIV epidemic control.