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A stepped-wedge randomised-controlled trial on the impact of early art initiation on hiv patients’ economic welfare in eswatini

  • Janina I. Steinert
  • , Shaukat Khan
  • , Khudzie Mlambo
  • , Fiona J. Walsh
  • , Emma Mafara
  • , Charlotte Lejeune
  • , Cebele Wong
  • , Anita Hettema
  • , Osondu Ogbouji
  • , Sebastian Vollmer
  • , Jan Walter De Neve
  • , Sikhathele Mazibuko
  • , Velephi Okello
  • , Till Bärnighausen
  • , Pascal Geldsetzer
  • Clinton Health Acccess Initiative
  • Duke University
  • Georg-August-Universität Göttingen
  • Heidelberg University
  • Ministry of Health of the Kingdom of Eswatini
  • Stanford University School of Medicine

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