… use may be less likely to … viral suppression than non–drug users. However, few of these
studies have examined the impact of ongoing drug use on adherence and viral suppression, and …

Objective: To examine temporal trends and predictors of linkage to HIV care, longitudinal
retention in care and viral suppression among injection drug users (IDUs) infected with HIV. …

… who are consistently virally suppressed—should receive at least one viral load lab result each
… to have at least one viral load value on which their viral suppression status can be based. …

… was characterized by high rates of ongoing drug use, all subjects were receiving … drug
users without a usual source of care, they suggest that adherence is stable when drug users …

… viral suppression in HIV-infected patients on MMT. Given the critical role of sustained viral
suppression … to assess factors associated with viral suppression in patients stabilized on MMT. …

… Similarly, we found that HAART use and viral suppression was … We limited our analysis of
viral suppression to only those … Our finding of lower viral suppression among those with DU …

… active drug use; neither was associated with viral non-suppression. … of Vietnamese drug
users; rates of viral suppression are … The 28% of patients without HIV-1 suppression highlight the …

… of viral suppression among predominantly low-income, African–American injection drug-using
PLHIV. Specifically, the study sought to: (a) identify correlates of viral suppression among …

… We hypothesized that compared to visits with no drug use, visits reporting any drug use
would be associated with increased viremia, and that methamphetamine use specifically would …

… of age on time to viral load suppression (<500 copies per … less likely to achieve viral load
suppression (adjusted hazard … ART, resulting in inferior viral load suppression. Interventions …