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Comprehensive care reduces mortality in people with HIV by 74%.

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A comprehensive care model has achieved an approximately 74% reduction in mortality rates among people living with HIV. The initiative focuses on facilitating access to tuberculosis screening and diagnosis, strengthening patient adherence to treatment regimens, and providing essential psychological support.

The intervention addresses multiple critical health needs simultaneously by combining clinical monitoring with mental health services. By improving early detection of co-infections like tuberculosis and ensuring patients remain consistent with their therapy, the model demonstrates a significant impact on survival outcomes for this vulnerable population.

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