While there are some similarities between HIV and tuberculosis (TB) treatments, its the differences in treatment regimens, duration, and end results that have made HIV clinicians and others somewhat hesitant to use the directly observed treatment (DOT) strategy, which has been so successful in treating TB, with HIV patients.
While there are some similarities between HIV and tuberculosis (TB) treatments, its the differences in treatment regimens, duration, and end results that have made HIV clinicians and others somewhat hesitant to use the directly observed treatment (DOT) strategy, which has been so successful in treating TB, with HIV patients.
DAAT may work where DOT model fell short
January 1, 2003