Since 2018, the number of newly reported HIV/AIDS cases in Taiwan has been on a decreasing trend, thanks to comprehensive strategies [ 9 ], which including the introduction of an HIV case management system in 2007, the adoption of single-tablet regimens as the preferred first-line therapy in 2016, the implementation of government-funded pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) and the rapid initiation of ART within seven days of HIV diagnosis in 2018.
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Exploring determinants of quality of life for virally suppressed people with HIV in Northern Taiwan.
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