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- A study published in The Lancet found that injectable HIV treatments suppress the virus more effectively than daily pills in adolescents.
- Only one per cent of adolescents receiving the injection experienced viral rebound after 96 weeks.
- Higher rates of viral rebound were observed in the group taking daily oral medication.
- This finding suggests that long-acting injectable treatments may improve long-term viral suppression outcomes for young people living with HIV.
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