New therapy aims to help women overcome violence and stick with HIV treatment
NCT ID NCT04242992
Summary
This study tested whether a counseling program could help women in South Africa who have HIV and have experienced violence from a partner. The program, called CETA, teaches coping skills to improve mental health. Researchers wanted to see if this support would help women stay on their HIV medication and lower the amount of virus in their bodies, while also reducing violence.
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Locations
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HIV Clinic
Johannesburg, Gauteng, 02476, South Africa
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