Примеры использования To antiretroviral treatment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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only one out of every five persons living with HIV has access to antiretroviral treatment.
Despite major progress, however, access to antiretroviral treatment for HIV-infected pregnant women remains low.
rapidly expanded access to antiretroviral treatment.
including access to antiretroviral treatment, especially in rural
those in need and is still far below the 2010 target of universal access to antiretroviral treatment.
Today, while much still remains to be done, 3 million people have access to antiretroviral treatment and we are making remarkable progress on access to prevention and care.
The Committee is further concerned about the discrepancies among the provinces of South Africa in the percentage of HIV-positive pregnant women that have access to antiretroviral treatment.
as well as priority access to antiretroviral treatment.
Jamaica expanded HIV testing as an attempt to scale up access to antiretroviral treatment.
Previously unavailable testing for HIV, as well as access to antiretroviral treatment for the 50 per cent of survivors who test positive, are now standard practice.
An earlier start to antiretroviral treatment boosts the immune system and reduces the risks of HIV-related death and disease.
With respect to antiretroviral treatment, we are still far from the objective of having at least 200 centres in 2010.
With regard to antiretroviral treatment, globally coverage is higher among women(39 per cent)
Access to antiretroviral treatment was made universally available following the adoption of Act 24455(1995) and Act No. 24754 1996.
access to antiretroviral treatment remains extremely low.
in addition to antiretroviral treatment for more than 100,000 people living with HIV.
safe injection equipment or to antiretroviral treatment and care.
the Government stresses that every citizen has the right to antiretroviral treatment and social welfare.
Injecting drug users living with HIV/AIDS needed to be included in programmes providing access to antiretroviral treatment.