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Loss to follow-up among youth accessing outpatient HIV care and treatment services in Kisumu, Kenya
Youth are particularly vulnerable to acquiring HIV, yet reaching them with HIV prevention interventions and engaging and retaining those infected in care and treatment remains a challenge. We sought to determine the incidence rate of loss to follow-up (LTFU) and explore socio-demographic and clinica
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