Plenary Speakers Address Challenges in the Delivery of Sustained Antiretroviral Therapy in Developing Countries, Call for Social Scientists to Take Their Place at the HIV/AIDS Policy- Making Table, and Stress the Need for a Long-Term Response to AIDS

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19 July 2011
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Plenary speakers address challenges in the delivery of sustained antiretroviral therapy in developing countries, call for social scientists to take their place at the HIV/AIDS policy- making table, and stress the need for a long-term response to AIDS

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