article · Frontiers in Public Health
Delayed CD4 recovery among males, urban residents, TB-coinfected participants, and those with unsuppressed viral load (>400 copies/mL) underscores the need for targeted, differentiated HIV care strategies to accelerate immunological recovery and reduce HIV-related morbidity. Policymakers should prioritise male-focused interventions, strengthened TB-HIV integrated services, intensified adherence and viral load monitoring, and context-specific interventions in urban settings to accelerate immunological recovery and reduce HIV-related morbidity.
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DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2026.1766369
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