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Low-level viraemia and other factors associated with virologic outcomes among children living with HIV on antiretroviral therapy in Kenya, 2017–2023: a retrospective longitudinal analysis

Appolonia Aoko
Appolonia Aoko
Timothy Ngugi
Rachael Joseph
Nancy Bowen
Barbara Mambo
Cathy Toroitich-Ruto
Salome Okutoyi
Lazarus Momanyi
Immaculate Mutisya
Frank Basiye
Lilly M. Nyagah
Maureen Kimani
Sherri Pals
Peter Yegon
Lennah Omoto
Kenneth Masamaro
Bianca Alvarez
Maureen Kimani
Lennah Omoto
Immaculate Mutisya
Lazarus Momanyi
Susan Gachau
Cathy Toroitich-Ruto
Rachael Joseph
Timothy Ngugi
Kenneth Masamaro
Evelyn Ngugi
Nancy Bowen
Susan Gachau
Evelyn Ngugi
Frank Basiye
Salome Okutoyi
Bianca Alvarez
Peter Yegon
Sherri Pals
Lilly Nyagah
Barbara Mambo
Helen M Chun
Helen Chun

2026Open accessUniversity of Nairobi

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DOI: 10.1016/j.lanafr.2026.100038

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Low-level viraemia and other factors associated with virologic outcomes among children living with HIV on antiretroviral therapy in Kenya, 2017–2023: a retrospective longitudinal analysis

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