New therapy aims to stop HIV patients from dropping out of care
NCT ID NCT04201288
Summary
This study tested a short, two-session therapy designed to help people newly diagnosed with HIV stay committed to their medical appointments. Researchers compared this Acceptance-Based Behavior Therapy against standard HIV education to see which was better at keeping patients in care and helping them achieve an undetectable viral load. The goal was to improve long-term health and prevent further virus transmission by ensuring patients receive consistent treatment.
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Brown University
Providence, Rhode Island, 02912, United States
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