KIDNEY DISEASE SCREENING AT ART INITIATION AMONG ADULTS WITH HIV IN UGANDA: A MISSED PRIORITY FOR A HIGH-RISK POPULATION

 

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KIDNEY DISEASE SCREENING AT ART INITIATION AMONG ADULTS WITH HIV IN UGANDA: A MISSED PRIORITY FOR A HIGH-RISK POPULATION

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Grace Kansiime gkansiime@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Internal Medicine Mbarara Uganda *
Joseph Baluku, B. bbjoe18@gmail.com Kiruddu National Referral Hospital Internal Medicine Kampala Uganda -
Edwin Nuwagira enuwagira@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Internal Medicine Mbarara Uganda -
Michael Kanyesigye mkanyesigye@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Global Health Collaborative Mbarara Uganda -
Paul Obwoya, S. sobwoya@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Internal Medicine Mbarara Uganda -
Rose Muhindo rosie@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Internal Medicine Mbarara Uganda -
Winnie Muyindike, R Wmuyindike@gmail.com Mbarara University of Science and Technology Internal Medicine Mbarara Uganda -
Pliers Tusingwire, D dptusingwire@kab.ac.ug Kabale University OPhthalmology Kabale Uganda -
Henry Mugerwa hmugerwa@jcrc.org.ug Joint Clinical Research Centre Research Kampala Uganda -
Matthew Odera modera@jcrc.org.ug Joint Clinical Research Centre Research Kampala Uganda -
Monday Busuulwa busuulwamonday@gmail.com Masaka Regional Referral Hospital, Uganda Cares Clinical Masaka Uganda -
Esther Atukunda, C. eatukunda@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Phamacy Mbarara Uganda -
Francis Bajunirwe fbaj@must.ac.ug Mbarara University of Science and Technology Community Health Mbarara Uganda -
Robert Kalyesubula rkalyesubula@gmail.com Makerere University College of Health Sciences Physiology and Internal Medicine Kampala Uganda -
Mark Siedner MSIEDNER@mgh.harvard.edu Massachusetts General Hospital Medicine Boston United States -