Items where Author is "Ringera, Isaac"
Jump to: Article Number of items: 5. ArticleLabhardt, Niklaus Daniel and Müller, Urs Franz and Ringera, Isaac and Ehmer, Jochen and Motlatsi, Mokete M. and Pfeiffer, Karolin and Hobbins, Michael A. and Muhairwe, Josephine A. and Muser, Juergen and Hatz, Christoph. (2017) Metabolic syndrome in patients on first-line antiretroviral therapy containing zidovudine or tenofovir in rural Lesotho, Southern Africa. Tropical medicine and international health, 22 (6). pp. 725-733. Labhardt, Niklaus Daniel and Ringera, Isaac and Lejone, Thabo Ishmael and Cheleboi, Molisana and Wagner, Sarah and Muhairwe, Josephine and Klimkait, Thomas. (2017) When patients fail UNAIDS' last 90 - the "failure cascade" beyond 90-90-90 in rural Lesotho, Southern Africa: a prospective cohort study. Journal of the International AIDS Society, 20 (1). pp. 1-10. Labhardt, Niklaus Daniel and Ringera, Isaac and Lejone, Thabo Ishmael and Masethothi, Phofu and Thaanyane, T'sepang and Kamele, Mashaete and Gupta, Ravi Shankar and Thin, Kyaw and Cerutti, Bernard and Klimkait, Thomas and Fritz, Christiane and Glass, Tracy Renée. (2016) Same day ART initiation versus clinic-based pre-ART assessment and counselling for individuals newly tested HIV-positive during community-based HIV testing in rural Lesotho - a randomized controlled trial (CASCADE trial). BMC public health, 16. p. 329. Labhardt, Niklaus D. and Bader, Joëlle and Lejone, Thabo Ishmael and Ringera, Isaac and Hobbins, Michael A. and Fritz, Christiane and Ehmer, Jochen and Cerutti, Bernard and Puga, Daniel and Klimkait, Thomas. (2016) Should viral load thresholds be lowered? Revisiting the WHO definition for virologic failure in patients on antiretroviral therapy in resource-limited settings. Medicine, 95 (28). e3985. Labhardt, Niklaus D. and Bader, Joëlle and Lejone, Thabo Ismael and Ringera, Isaac and Puga, Daniel and Glass, Tracy R. and Klimkait, Thomas. (2015) Is zidovudine first-line therapy virologically comparable to tenofovir in resource-limited settings? Tropical medicine and international health, 20 (7). pp. 914-918. |
